Letters Coffee sources Grade A specialty beans from Guatemala's Huehuetenango Highlands, roasted to a smooth medium profile that brings out notes of cocoa, citrus, and caramel without bitterness. Whole bean format ensures maximum freshness for anyone with a grinder seeking a balanced, full-bodied cup that reflects the volcanic terroir where it's grown. The company directs all profits toward scholarships for rural Guatemalan students.
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GRADE A / GOLD RATED SPECIALTY COFFEE: Letters Coffee is sourced from the top tier of Guatemala's harvest — Grade A, Gold-rated beans that represent the highest quality classification given to Guatemalan coffee. Every 12 oz bag delivers the smooth, balanced cup that earns specialty coffee its name.
SINGLE ORIGIN HUEHUETENANGO HIGHLANDS: Grown at high elevation in the rugged highlands of Huehuetenango, Guatemala — a region prized by coffee experts for its mineral-rich volcanic soil, cool mountain air, and slow-maturing cherries that produce bright acidity, full body, and notes of cocoa, citrus, and caramel.
SMOOTH, FULL-FLAVORED MEDIUM ROAST — WHOLE BEAN FOR MAXIMUM FRESHNESS: Roasted to a perfectly balanced medium profile that highlights the natural character of the bean without bitterness or burnt flavor. Sealed as whole beans so you grind right before brewing — the freshest possible cup, every time.
GROWN BY INDIGENOUS GUATEMALAN FARMERS: Cultivated and harvested by the indigenous communities of the Guatemalan highlands, who have been stewarding these mountains and this craft for generations. Letters Coffee is owned by and operated for the benefit of Guatemala — not extracted from it.
EVERY BAG FUNDS SCHOLARSHIPS — HELPING KIDS LEARN THEIR LETTERS: That's where our name comes from. 100% of profits go toward scholarships for rural indigenous Guatemalan students, giving them the chance to read, write, and learn — to know their letters. When you buy a bag, you're not just getting exceptional coffee; you're putting a child in a classroom.
