Smooth, rich, and made for slow mornings. Café Amor pours with a creamy body and deep dark-chocolate sweetness, lifted by a bright twist of fresh lemon and finished with warm brown sugar that lingers. Balanced and comforting, never bitter. If a cup of coffee could feel like a hug, this is the one.
The name. Amor means love. We named it for the love and mercy God wove into creation, and placed between us.
And He has placed between you love and mercy. (Qur'an 30:21)
The farm. Amor grows in the highlands of Chiapas in southern Mexico, through Alma de Chiapas, a cooperative whose name means "soul of Chiapas." Small family farms pool their harvests here, and the high mountain air ripens the cherries slowly and sweetly. Each lot is washed and sun-dried for a clean, bright cup that carries the warmth of the hands that raised it.
Origin: Chiapas, Mexico
Growers: Alma de Chiapas cooperative (smallholder families)
Altitude: 1,000–1,900 MASL
Varietals: Typica, Bourbon, Catimor, Oro Azteca
Process: Washed (SHG, EP)
Roast: Medium
Tasting notes: Dark Chocolate, Lemon, Brown Sugar
Ingredients: Coffee
A 12oz bag is estimated to brew about 18 cups of coffee. Your favorite cafés typically charge anywhere from $8–12+ for a specialty-grade pour. Enjoy that same café-quality, artisanal coffee, craft-roasted fresh in Southern California, from the comfort of your own home for a fraction of the cost, at only around $1.50/cup.
Smooth, rich, and made for slow mornings. Café Amor pours with a creamy body and deep dark-chocolate sweetness, lifted by a bright twist of fresh lemon and finished with warm brown sugar that lingers. Balanced and comforting, never bitter. If a cup of coffee could feel like a hug, this is the one.
The name. Amor means love. We named it for the love and mercy God wove into creation, and placed between us.
And He has placed between you love and mercy. (Qur'an 30:21)
The farm. Amor grows in the highlands of Chiapas in southern Mexico, through Alma de Chiapas, a cooperative whose name means "soul of Chiapas." Small family farms pool their harvests here, and the high mountain air ripens the cherries slowly and sweetly. Each lot is washed and sun-dried for a clean, bright cup that carries the warmth of the hands that raised it.
Origin: Chiapas, Mexico
Growers: Alma de Chiapas cooperative (smallholder families)
Altitude: 1,000–1,900 MASL
Varietals: Typica, Bourbon, Catimor, Oro Azteca
Process: Washed (SHG, EP)
Roast: Medium
Tasting notes: Dark Chocolate, Lemon, Brown Sugar
Ingredients: Coffee
A 12oz bag is estimated to brew about 18 cups of coffee. Your favorite cafés typically charge anywhere from $8–12+ for a specialty-grade pour. Enjoy that same café-quality, artisanal coffee, craft-roasted fresh in Southern California, from the comfort of your own home for a fraction of the cost, at only around $1.50/cup.
Coffee that aligns with peace.
