Where our coffee comes from
Every coffee tells a story. At Escondido, we are coffee producers and partner directly with farms across Latin America to bring you exceptional beans grown at origin, with integrity, care, and a deep respect for the land. This is more than a cup—it’s a journey from hidden mountain farms to your hands.
Explore our origins and taste the difference direct relationships make
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Mexico
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Peru
A journey to our farm in El Salvador
Join us for a day of coffee harvesting at Finca San Jose with Don Juan Antonio at 1,600 MASL in Concepcion de Ataco, El Salvador.
From our farms to your cup—without the middlemen
As coffee producers ourselves, we cut out unnecessary layers in the supply chain. This means we can offer you top-tier specialty coffee—sustainably grown, expertly processed—at fair and competitive prices. More value for you, more dignity for the farmers.
Grow with us: Join the Escondido network
We’re always looking to build meaningful relationships with small producers, cooperatives, and associations who are passionate about quality. If you're committed to excellence and want to showcase your coffee to a broader audience, we want to hear from you. Let’s elevate origin together.
Check our single origins
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Costa Rica Paraiso
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Colombia La Brisa
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El Salvador Oculto
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Ethiopia Yirgacheffe
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Peru Cajamarca Flor del Norte
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Guatemala Huehuetenango Tierra Maya
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