A Day at Iburu Coffee
In Kenya, coffee farming is rooted in community traditions. Families and neighbors come together during harvest, supporting each other and building livelihoods.
One cup of Iburu coffee means many planted trees.
We love coffee, so we talk a lot about it.
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Latte Art: the science, skill, and story behind the beautiful art on your coffee
Latte art isn’t only about what you see. It is a sign of quality espresso, well-steamed milk, and the barista’s ability to intentionally combine those elements. Latte art relies on...
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Earth Day, 2025 Reflections
This year’s Earth Day theme, “Our Power, Our Planet,” points out our collective responsibility in transitioning to renewable energy sources. The goal is ambitious: to triple global renewable energy capacity...
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Transforming Coffee Farming through regenerative agriculture
This article delves deeper into the intersection of regenerative agriculture and coffee farming, to understand both the depth of the crisis at hand and the potential for transformation that lies...
