Life begins after coffee and these three fellows know it; that’s way they have this thriving business of ambulant coffee vendors. A cup of black coffee will set you back Q5 or about US$0.65 and a cup of cappuccino or mocaccino sells for Q10. Come back tomorrow if you want to see the faces of these ingenious ambulant coffee vendors.
Does coffee make you happy? Then, you must move to Antigua Guatemala where we can enjoy all aspects of coffee-rich life, from the plantations to the roasting to the passionate baristas to the perfect cup. As I have said before, I doubt that you can find a better place to live if coffee makes you … Read more
This is the perfect time to to take one of my tailor-made full immersion coffee tours where to visit coffee shops, talk to baristas, visit a roaster, coffee plantation and small-plot coffee farmers. It’s a day full history, coffee trivia and coffee vistas. Get in touch with me if you would like to be take … Read more
Through the Antigua Coffee Tasting tours I hope to introduce passionate baristas of Antigua Guatemala and what their strong coffee preparation methods are. So, armed with this information, you’ll what barista from what coffee house prepares the best dripped method coffee, espresso, latte, cappuccino or café con leche. Are you interested in joining our next … Read more
At the Antigua Coffee Tasting tours we will learn and taste what are the best coffee preparation methods according to the coffee and its roasting. My favourite preparation method is the chemex, although at home I use an aero press. Did you know there are dozens of preparations methods? If so, what’s your favourite preparation … Read more
What’s the best method to enjoy the premium Guatemalan coffees? Should you go for an espresso shot or a French pressed cup of coffee? What are the difference coffee regions in Guatemala? What are the characterising of the coffee of each region of Guatemala? Oh boy, there are so many more questions to be asked. … Read more
As many of you already know, Guatemala produces premium coffee, among the top three in the world. Even so, hardly ever we can experience the taste of the best Guatemalan coffee in Guatemala because most of it gets exported. I know, it’s sad, but it is what it is. Exactly for this reason I have … Read more
We are so fortunate to have over a dozen delightful coffee houses in La Antigua Guatemala; each with its own flare and ambience. Here’s the gorgeous interior design of Ganache where you can also get some of the best desserts in town to accompany your strong cup of coffee. Don’t skip the pie!