Ecuador sits directly on the equator yet grows some of South America’s highest-altitude coffees, particularly in the Loja province. Small farming communities like Fundochamba near Quilanga have partnered with specialty roasters to develop meticulous processing. The country is gaining recognition for its Gesha varieties and experimental processing methods that yield vibrant, complex cups.
Ecuador
OriginAn emerging specialty origin straddling the equator, producing rare Gesha and heirloom varieties at extreme altitudes in Loja and the Andes.
Coffees from Ecuador
17 in stock · 20 total
Ecuador | Abel Salinas
Ecuadorian Mejorado with citrus clarity, white florals, and gummy candy sweetness from high-altitude Saraguro.
Eladio Chamba - Anaerobic Washed
Ecuadorian anaerobic-washed with bright stone fruit, white grape, and delicate floral notes.
Ecuador | Juan Pena - Sidra
Ecuadorian Sidra with pear, apple, and ginger—crisp, complex acidity from high-altitude washed processing.
Jose Jijón - Putushio Washed
High-altitude Ecuadorian washed Typica with intense florality, complex citrus, and honey sweetness that shifts beautifully across temperatures.
Finca Arashi
Washed Ecuadorian typica with white peach, orange, and toffee—from a Cup of Excellence winner.
Las Afiladeras, Ecuador
Ecuadorian washed cherry with layered pomegranate, raspberry, and hibiscus notes.
Ecuador La Papaya Oak Barrel Anaerobic
Ecuadorian Typica fermented in rum barrels yields wine and ripe berry notes.
Ecuador La Soledad Sidra "Wave"
Anaerobic natural from Ecuador's La Soledad estate—biodynamic farming meets innovative wave processing.
Fausto Romo Sidra
Ecuadorian honey-processed sidra with vibrant raspberry, lychee, and green apple.
Fausto Romo Sidra
Ecuadorian Sidra with vibrant white grape, florals, and panela-like sweetness.
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