Medium Roast
Santa Rosa, Guatemala
This coffee is smooth, chocolatey, and perfectly balanced.
Original roaster or listing sourceCafé Zamora is a Portland-based coffee roaster and café that operates a unique, vertically integrated model connecting their family-owned farm in Guatemala directly to consumers in Oregon. By eliminating middlemen, the company focuses on sustainable, shade-grown practices and ensuring equitable profits for their farming community. Their shop serves as a community-focused space offering high-quality single-origin roasts and specialty beverages.
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Santa Rosa, Guatemala
This coffee is smooth, chocolatey, and perfectly balanced.
Original roaster or listing sourceSanta Rosa, Guatemala
A bold, chocolatey roast showcasing the natural sweetness of high-altitude beans.
Original roaster or listing sourceSanta Rosa, Guatemala
A customizable selection of four 2lb bags of coffee.
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I was able to verify the brand's own retail shop, their official online store, Amazon, and specific local retail partners in Oregon through their store locator; however, some older references to New Seasons Market were noted but not explicitly confirmed on the current store locator page.
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Café Zamora was featured as one of the 25 best coffee shops in Portland by The Infatuation. The review highlights the brand's farm-to-cup model, noting that the owner imports beans directly from his family's farm in Guatemala and roasts them fresh weekly in Portland.
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