NEW: 100% Ceremoniellt Kaffe / Ceremonial Coffee, Tayrona

TAYRONA CEREMONIAL COFFEE: A Ritual in Every Cup

250 g

Nestled in Colombia's majestic Sierra Nevada, the Arhuaco community of Sogrome, made up of 60 families, cultivates extraordinary artisanal coffee. This isn't just any coffee; it's a brew steeped in ancient traditions and ecological harmony, embodying the  philosophy that marries indigenous farming wisdom with modern know-how.

Taste: Every sip reveals the essence of its origin - chocolatey notes with hints of fruit and nuts, perfectly balanced with a rich body and subtle acidity. But it's the story behind the coffee, the community's commitment to the land, and the ancestral wisdom they uphold that truly sets it apart.

The Arhuacos see their coffee as a bridge to the world, a means to share their reverence for nature and the cycles of life, as guided by the Law of Origin. The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, their sacred home, is known as the Heart of the World. Its diverse ecosystems are crucial to global health, making this coffee a gift from a place where every element of nature is cherished and preserved for humanity.

Coffee, like cacao, can be a ceremony, a moment to pause, set intentions, and connect deeply with oneself. On days when you crave the comforting warmth of a good coffee, Tayrona Ceremonial Coffee offers an unmatched experience, crafted with love and a profound respect for heritage. Supporting these communities isn't just about enjoying a premium cup of coffee; it's about participating in a story of preservation, connection, and respect for the Earth.

Cacao Recipe: For a unique twist, blend half Tayrona Coffee and half cacao, add a spoon of tahini and honey, and blend until smooth. This cosmic coffee recipe combines the best of both worlds, offering a harmonious balance of energy and bliss in every cup.

Join us in this mindful ritual, where every cup of Tayrona Ceremonial Coffee is a step toward wellness, balance, and a heartfelt connection with the ancient wisdom of the Arhuaco people.