Sunday, August 2, 2026

Why great coffee is so hard to find

High altitude, hand-picked, impossible to find on any shelf.
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Why great coffee
is so hard to find

Over 50 countries grow remarkable coffee. Most store shelves carry five. The rest of the world's cups — grown at high altitude, hand-picked at peak ripeness, bursting with flavors you've never tasted — are out there. You just need someone to go find them.

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Location, Location, Location

The mountain tax nobody talks about

Growing coffee on a mountain is inconvenient — hard terrain, slower harvests, higher labor costs. So most large coffee companies skip it and plant at low altitudes where it's cheaper and faster.

The problem? Coffee needs that slow, high-altitude environment to develop its full range of flavor. The bag you've been buying at the grocery store is a narrow sliver of what coffee can actually taste like.

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