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Sandra Farm's Mission

Produce an excellent mountain grown coffee
Use modern and ecologically sound methods in green bean production
Uphold Fair Trade standards and meet U.S. requirements for employees
Improve sustainability in the farms of our mountainous community
Offer our unique beans directly to all coffee lovers

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Sandra Farm's Mission

Produce an excellent mountain grown coffee
Use modern and ecologically sound methods in green bean production
Uphold Fair Trade standards and meet U.S. requirements for employees
Improve sustainability in the farms of our mountainous community
Offer our unique beans directly to all coffee lovers

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Our Philosophy

Our company's philosophy follows traditional methods of growing and roasting coffee while applying more ecology-friendly ways. We use less water and energy, zero fossil fuel, and recycle biomass and compost. We roast your coffee upon receipt of your order to ensure freshness; then we notify you of the shipping date. When you are enjoying our coffee, we are certain you can taste the care that went into every precious bean.


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Our Philosophy

Our company's philosophy follows traditional methods of growing and roasting coffee while applying more ecology-friendly ways. We use less water and energy, zero fossil fuel, and recycle biomass and compost. We roast your coffee upon receipt of your order to ensure freshness; then we notify you of the shipping date. When you are enjoying our coffee, we are certain you can taste the care that went into every precious bean.


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History of Coffee in Puerto Rico

At the end of the 19th century, Puerto Rico produced so much coffee that it became the world’s sixth largest exporter of coffee. In the 20th century, coffee was grown in Rincon and similar coastal latitudes, which are less ideal for quality coffee beans than the famous central mountains. The central mountains, areas like Adjuntas in the high cordillera, are over 3,000 ft altitude and perfect for coffee production.

Perhaps the pride Puerto Ricans hold for their coffee was the basis for such record production. Even today, when caficultura suffers from scarcity of labor, there is no slope too steep for coffee trees. Puerto Rico’s cool mountainous climate, with temperatures that can go down into the 40’s, is an ideal setting for great coffee. Experts talk about beans grown at the highest slopes as offering the very best cup of coffee.

Climate is not the only variable in the production of great coffee: varieties, farming methods, and great care in processing and preparation of beans are just as important. Adherence to proven principles and attention to details are vital to distinguish great coffee as “special”. Coffee lovers are discovering Puerto Rico’s Sandra Farms Specialty Coffee - The " Other " American coffee. We produce our specialty coffee meticulously in the central mountains of Puerto Rico. The quality of our coffee depends in great part on the unique micro-climate created by alttitude, trade-winds and these craggy mountains of the cordillera central.

And our own Specialty Sandra Farms Coffee. Available in different sizes.


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History of Coffee in Puerto Rico

At the end of the 19th century, Puerto Rico produced so much coffee that it became the world’s sixth largest exporter of coffee. In the 20th century, coffee was grown in Rincon and similar coastal latitudes, which are less ideal for quality coffee beans than the famous central mountains. The central mountains, areas like Adjuntas in the high cordillera, are over 3,000 ft altitude and perfect for coffee production.

Perhaps the pride Puerto Ricans hold for their coffee was the basis for such record production. Even today, when caficultura suffers from scarcity of labor, there is no slope too steep for coffee trees. Puerto Rico’s cool mountainous climate, with temperatures that can go down into the 40’s, is an ideal setting for great coffee. Experts talk about beans grown at the highest slopes as offering the very best cup of coffee.

Climate is not the only variable in the production of great coffee: varieties, farming methods, and great care in processing and preparation of beans are just as important. Adherence to proven principles and attention to details are vital to distinguish great coffee as “special”. Coffee lovers are discovering Puerto Rico’s Sandra Farms Specialty Coffee - The " Other " American coffee. We produce our specialty coffee meticulously in the central mountains of Puerto Rico. The quality of our coffee depends in great part on the unique micro-climate created by alttitude, trade-winds and these craggy mountains of the cordillera central.

Testimonials

  • Alicia Kennedy
    Coffee lovers, travelers interested in sustainable agriculture, and history buffs will all be fascinated by this tour. Everyone else will appreciate the view—and likely the chocolate samples, too.
    Alicia Kennedy
    Conde Nast Traveler magazine
  • Kurt Stauffer

    “This clean, velvety, mild coffee with a hint of truffles is the other American coffee. The pleasant earthiness responds well to a light, medium or dark roast, making it one of the most versatile coffees.”

    Kurt Stauffer
    Rowster Coffee Newsletter
  • Bob Yellin

     “Well balanced with a vanilla chocolate personality and a touch of herbal notes.”

    Bob Yellin
    SCAA member, CoffeeCuppers.com
  • ““Sweet toned aroma, floral, caramel and cedar notes.””
    Kenneth Davids
    coffee expert, author, and co-founder of The Coffee Review

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