This Colombian coffee is sourced from the Huila region through the Forest Academy Huila Condor Project, a collective of 96 independent women farmers. The coffee is grown at altitudes between 1500-1900 meters and consists of Colombia, Caturra, and Castillo varieties. It is processed using the washed method. The coffee features flavor notes of chocolate fudge, candied almond, and cherry with a syrupy body. Roasted to a medium-dark level, it balances bold flavor with sweetness.
Kimberly Zash and Sara Gibson founded Sightseer Coffee in Austin, Texas in 2022 after meeting at Greater Goods Coffee, where both held roles spanning head roaster, green buyer, QC specialist, and trainer. Sightseer sources 100 percent of its coffee from women farmers and producers, paying prices significantly above fair trade rates. The sourcing goes beyond checking a box: Zash and Gibson look for producers investing in quality and sustainability, supporting projects like the Forest Academy in Colombia for regenerative farming. They roast on a 25 kilo Diedrich CR 25, bringing the same technical rigor from their previous careers to every batch. Imbibe Magazine named Sightseer one of its 75 Places to Watch.
