In late 2025, weeks of relentless tropical rain swelled Sumatra’s rivers beyond their banks, culminating in catastrophic floods and landslides that tore through one of the world’s most beloved coffee-growing regions. The island’s highland communities—home to Indonesia’s prized Gayo Arabica—were hit hardest. Entire villages slid down hillsides, bridges crumbled, and plantations that had stood for generations were swept away. By the time the waters receded, over half of Aceh’s coffee-producing...

Coffee around the world is mostly grown in the “The Bean Belt,” which represents the zone along the Equator, between the Tropic of Cancer...

River Blend’s Sunshine Cold Brew is a three-bean blend of Honduras Comsa, Ethiopia Yirgacheffe and Brazil Mogiana. This blend is fruity,...