Another crop that I have found on my walks through the hills on the skirt of Volcán de Agua is coffee. These coffee berries are grown on public municipal land about 30 minutes away from the village of San Pedro Las Huertas on the skirt of Hunajpú volcano, also known as Agua. According to Anacafé, … Read more
Oh there’s nothing better than a great cup of Guatemalan coffee and the online newspapers to begin a Sunday Morning. I normally read The New York Times, El País, La Jornada, El Periódico, Prensa Libre, Clarín and Los Angeles Times. What about you, how do begin your Sunday mornings and what newspapers you read?
With the cold and dry weather conditions we had this weekend, there was nothing better than a hot cup of the best coffee in the world; except, of course, for a hot cup of an authentic Guatemalan chocolate. What’s it going to be for you, coffee or chocolate? We do home deliveries. 😉
Here are some random facts, bits and trivia about Guatemalan coffee I have been collecting for a while: The average price for high quality coffee in Guatemala is Q45/$5.50 per pound. The average price of Q45/lb for high quality Guatemalan coffee is about 70% of a day’s minimum wage Guatemala has several high altitude regions … Read more