Hispanic Heritage
Meet your farmer: Amilsa Aguilar
For our final entry in our Meet Your Farmer series, we're introducing you to Amilsa, a small entrepreneur, an active member of the church and a loving mother and wife.
Meet Your Farmer: Doña Maritza Roque
Maritza is a woman who embodies the term fabulous.
Meet Your Farmer: Sucy Donis
Like everyone in Las Flores, Sucy grew up in coffee. As a child, her family didn’t own any land, but rather worked as day labor on other people’s coffee farms.
Meet your farmer: Ana Petronila
We first started working with Ana two years ago, albeit indirectly. We had been contacted by a cooperative, Cooperativa Coatitlán, in the Atitlán region that was looking to highlight its female contributors' work and was hoping we would purchase its coffee.
Meet your farmer: Doña Evelyn Samayoa
Continuing our Meet your farmer series for Hispanic Heritage Month, we'd like to introduce you to a grower and a mother who is keeping the community strong with her family farm.
Jamaica: a bold take on Mexican aguas frescas
All of our cold brew flavors have a story attached to them that pays homage to our Mexican culture. In this week's blog, we'll steep ourselves in the tradition of our Jamaica hibiscus tea blend.
The coffee industry can't afford to overlook Hispanics
At Soldadera Coffee, we have a unique, culturally inspired product that leans heavily into our Mexican heritage. While we believe everybody can resonate with our branding and our delicious coffee, Hispanic Americans are a vibrant yet relatively untapped consumer market.
