Huila is Colombia's heart of specialty coffee, where smallholder families cultivate exceptional microlots at 1,400–2,000 meters elevation. Volcanic soil and year-round subtropical climate create ideal conditions for rare varietals.
Acevedo, Huila
Bright citrus notes, red fruit sweetness, and caramel body. Caturra and Pink Bourbon thrive at 1,550–1,900 meters.
Every Juanito lot comes from a single place: Huila, in the south of Colombia. Steep Andean slopes, volcanic soil and cool mountain nights give this region some of the most distinctive coffee in the world. We buy directly from the families who farm it — one farm, one harvest at a time — paying beyond commodity rates so quality is rewarded at the source, and keeping every lot traceable from the hillside to your cup.
Single-origin microlots from Huila, Colombia — bought direct from the families who grow them, traceable from farm to cup.
Behind the coffee
Meet the people behind each lot.
Behind every exceptional cup are skilled farmers stewarding land they know intimately, applying traditional knowledge alongside sustainable innovation.
We offer educational resources and brewing guides to help you get the most from your coffee. From grind size and water temperature to tasting notes and microlot characteristics—empowering you to brew café-quality coffee at home.
Quick Guides: V60, AeroPress & espresso brewing Grind Calibration: How to dial in your grinder without guessing Cupping Basics: Learn to taste like a professional Bean Storage: Keep your coffee fresh longer
We offer educational resources and brewing guides to help you get the most from your coffee. From grind size and water temperature to tasting notes and microlot characteristics.
Coffee is a chain of people. We start with our family’s farms in Acevedo and Gigante, then open the door to more producers across Huila who share our commitment to quality.
Our first producer
Meet the family who launched Juanito Coffee—multi-generational Huila producers who shifted focus to specialty microlots, investing in rare varietals and meticulous processing. Their Acevedo farms, ranging from 1,550 to 1,900 meters, produce coffees recognized for expressive flavor and consistency.
We’re actively partnering with additional families in Acevedo and Gigante who share our commitment to transparent, quality-first specialty coffee. Each new relationship is built on direct dialogue and fair compensation.
We are building our coffee school: cupping sessions, brewing guides and the people behind every origin. Leave your email and we will tell you the day it opens.