Story
Named after Gea, the Greek goddess of the Earth and mother of all creation, this coffee celebrates the resilience, skill, and determination of the women shaping Honduras' coffee industry.
Produced by more than 300 women farmers working with BECAMO—including members of the Lenca and Chortís communities—this coffee represents generations of dedication and craftsmanship. Many balance family responsibilities with every stage of coffee production, from harvesting to careful milling and drying, while supporting one another through cooperative partnerships.
Their commitment extends beyond quality. By planting timber and fruit trees alongside coffee, these producers improve soil health, increase biodiversity, and create thriving microclimates that benefit both the land and the cup.
More than a remarkable coffee, Gea honors the perseverance and passion of women whose work continues to strengthen the future of Honduran coffee.
GEA Women's Coffee
GEA Women's Coffee
Couldn't load pickup availability
Characteristics
Medium
Fruity
Juicy
Toffee, Apple and Apricot
Smallholders
Smallholders
1100 - 1650 Masl
Washed
Lempira, Ocotepeque, Intibuca, Copan, La Paz, El Paraiso, Honduras, Central America
Story
Named after Gea, the Greek goddess of the Earth and mother of all creation, this coffee celebrates the resilience, skill, and determination of the women shaping Honduras' coffee industry.
Produced by more than 300 women farmers working with BECAMO—including members of the Lenca and Chortís communities—this coffee represents generations of dedication and craftsmanship. Many balance family responsibilities with every stage of coffee production, from harvesting to careful milling and drying, while supporting one another through cooperative partnerships.
Their commitment extends beyond quality. By planting timber and fruit trees alongside coffee, these producers improve soil health, increase biodiversity, and create thriving microclimates that benefit both the land and the cup.
More than a remarkable coffee, Gea honors the perseverance and passion of women whose work continues to strengthen the future of Honduran coffee.
