Celebrate the season with our Christmas Brew, featuring Las Guerreras, a standout natural process coffee from Guerrero, Mexico. Sourced from the Me’phaa indigenous community, this coffee captures the spirit of connection and warmth.

Perfect for cozy winter mornings or festive gatherings, this brew is a delightful gift or a treat to share with friends and family. Thoughtfully sourced and expertly roasted, it’s the perfect way to bring holiday cheer to every cup.

Name: Las Guerreras

Notes: TBC

Region: Montaña Alta, Guerrero, Mexico

Producer: 20 female me’phaa producers

Variety: Typica, Bourbon, Mundo Novo, Costa Rica 95, Colombia

Altitude: 1500-1800 masl

Process: Natural

A sister lot of coffee to Las Mazatecas, this is a community lot built from the fight and hard work of 20 indigenous me’phaa female coffee producers in Montaña Alta.

Despite neighbouring coffee-famous Oaxaca, and sharing the same mountain range, altitudes, varietals and climate, Guerrero remains largely unheard of in the Global North. The state’s tragic history with both narco and human trafficking, and the historical dominance of one coffee buying intermediary has made life here hard, particularly for women.

This project, an initiative of Ensambles director & agronomist Miguel Guevara, and Guerrero field coordinator and indigenous me’phaa women, Rebeca Oropeza, gives real market access to female coffee producers in the region.

Celebrate Las Guerreras!

Sustainability & Heritage:

The Me’phaa community has been central to preserving the unique agroforestry systems of Montaña Alta, which play a vital role in biodiversity conservation. With support from Ensambles Cafes Mexicanos, this coffee exemplifies the resilience and ingenuity of the producers, who carefully manage their land while producing high-quality coffee.