Featured Coffees

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Meet the Farmers

Our direct relational approach is more than a transaction, it's about forging strong and rewarding partnerships with coffee farmers. This ensures top-quality, sustainable coffee and also supports the communities it comes from. Through these close connections, we're able to share the stories and impact behind each cup with you​.

Guatemala

Herlindo Reynoso and his son Alejandro

This story is more than the beans- it's about legacy, tradition, and a partnership that honors the past while innovating for the future.

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Colombia

Elias and Shady Bayter

Our farm El Vergel, is on the slopes of the snowy mountains of el Ruiz, an inactive volcano that has created some of the most nutrient rich soil for planting, covering almost 300 hectares, El Vergel is one of the most and oldest traditional single estates of the region.

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Ethiopia

Abana Coffee/Omran family

Abana means “Our Father” in arabic paying homage to the deep roots and heritage of arabica coffee in Ethiopia. Abana Coffee Farm was started by the Omran family in 2009 and they have focused on 3 key areas: Coffee quality, environmental sustainability, and community improvement.

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Host your next gathering at SoZo

Make SoZo Coffee Roasting your next event space!

Whether it’s a meeting, shower, class, or small celebration, our cozy rooms offer the perfect spot to gather and connect. Reserve the Kincaid Room, Small Room, or café space for your next event.

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Bring SoZo Coffee to your café or business

Serve Locally Roasted Coffee That Makes a Difference

Join local cafés, bakeries, and businesses serving SoZo Coffee. Partner with us to offer ethically sourced, small-batch coffee that your customers will love.

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