Woodster Coffee Roasters is proud to present their first direct import coffee!
Mildred grows her coffee trees in the shade of a diverse array of trees on the Campo Alegre family farm. The plantation feels more like a natural forest, with every effort made to respect the ecosystem. Limited water is used in the coffee processing, waste is recycled as fertilizer, and the land and surrounding forest are cared for in their entirety. This is a place where nature and humanity live in perfect harmony.
Mildred’s journey is marked by her passion for learning and sharing knowledge with other small-scale producers. Her farm has become a hub for research and innovation, consistently improving the quality of the specialty coffee she produces. Not only is Mildred a coffee producer, but she’s also a Q-Grader, a roaster, and the Chief Quality Control Officer of the Red Ecolsierra cooperative.
The Red Ecolsierra cooperative stands out for its three core missions:
Reviving Colombian communities after the devastating civil war, a commitment that earned them the prestigious “Emprender Paz” prize in 2017.
Restoring the biosphere of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, recognized by UNESCO as the highest coastal mountain range in the world and a critical protected area.
Driving innovation to elevate the quality of specialty coffee.
It’s no wonder Mildred and her coffee have captured the hearts of Woodster Coffee Roasters.
The Tabe Burka coffee washing and drying station, located near the town of Suke Waraqata in the Guji appellation, is at the heart of Ethiopia's coffee-growing tradition. The coffee here is sourced from local farmers working within a 10 to 20 km radius of the station, cultivating their crops in orchards within a region with a rich history of coffee production.
In the Ethiopian highlands, the fertile soils support a mixed farming system where farmers grow food crops and coffee side by side. A key feature of this system is the enset (false banana tree), which stores water in its trunk for months. Positioned among the coffee trees, it maintains constant humidity across the plots, helping the coffee plants endure dry spells and thrive in this unique environment.
Woodster Coffee Roasters is proud to offer this exceptional coffee that reflects Ethiopia’s innovative and sustainable farming methods, as well as its rich heritage.
The combination of these three exceptional producers by Woodster Coffee Roasters creates a coffee with a rich, full body, perfectly balanced by the sweetness of caramel and the bright acidity of lime.
Daterra stands out as a producer deeply committed to sustainability. As the first Rainforest Alliance-certified farm in Brazil, Daterra leads the way in innovation, focusing equally on exceptional coffee quality and environmentally responsible practices.
The cooperatives behind this Peruvian coffee are certified organic, showcasing a remarkable blend of high-quality coffee production and progressive social initiatives. Their efforts to improve the daily lives of farmers and their innovative methods for conserving the environment, including advanced wastewater management, set them apart.
Sumatran coffee owes its unique profile to the region’s special climate and volcanic soil. The Indonesian process, known as wet hulling, is similar to semi-washed fermentation but gives the beans their distinctive green hue and deep, earthy flavors.
Daterra means “From the Earth,” and this exceptional coffee truly lives up to its name. Grown in the Cerrado region of Brazil, this farm has been producing consistently high-quality arabica coffee since 1976. With ideal conditions—stable climate, cool, dry winters, and hot, humid summers—Daterra is a benchmark for excellence in the coffee world.
As the first Rainforest Alliance-certified farm in Brazil, Daterra is a pioneer in both sustainable coffee production and innovation. Their commitment to sustainability goes beyond certifications: the farm is carbon negative and a key leader in environmentally friendly practices in the region.
Wooster Coffee Roasters had the privilege of meeting Fernanda, who shared how the founder’s values and objectives guide every decision at Daterra. This philosophy ensures that quality and sustainability are at the heart of their operations, producing a coffee you can enjoy with pride.
Expect a balanced and vibrant cup, with hints of chocolate, citrus, and a smooth finish.
Woodster Coffee Roasters is proud to present their first direct import coffee!
Mildred grows her coffee trees in the shade of a diverse array of trees on the Campo Alegre family farm. The plantation feels more like a natural forest, with every effort made to respect the ecosystem. Limited water is used in the coffee processing, waste is recycled as fertilizer, and the land and surrounding forest are cared for in their entirety. This is a place where nature and humanity live in perfect harmony.
Mildred’s journey is marked by her passion for learning and sharing knowledge with other small-scale producers. Her farm has become a hub for research and innovation, consistently improving the quality of the specialty coffee she produces. Not only is Mildred a coffee producer, but she’s also a Q-Grader, a roaster, and the Chief Quality Control Officer of the Red Ecolsierra cooperative.
The Red Ecolsierra cooperative stands out for its three core missions:
Reviving Colombian communities after the devastating civil war, a commitment that earned them the prestigious “Emprender Paz” prize in 2017.
Restoring the biosphere of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, recognized by UNESCO as the highest coastal mountain range in the world and a critical protected area.
Driving innovation to elevate the quality of specialty coffee.
It’s no wonder Mildred and her coffee have captured the hearts of Woodster Coffee Roasters.
Daterra means “From the Earth,” and this exceptional coffee truly lives up to its name. Grown in the Cerrado region of Brazil, this farm has been producing consistently high-quality arabica coffee since 1976. With ideal conditions—stable climate, cool, dry winters, and hot, humid summers—Daterra is a benchmark for excellence in the coffee world.
As the first Rainforest Alliance-certified farm in Brazil, Daterra is a pioneer in both sustainable coffee production and innovation. Their commitment to sustainability goes beyond certifications: the farm is carbon negative and a key leader in environmentally friendly practices in the region.
Wooster Coffee Roasters had the privilege of meeting Fernanda, who shared how the founder’s values and objectives guide every decision at Daterra. This philosophy ensures that quality and sustainability are at the heart of their operations, producing a coffee you can enjoy with pride.
Expect a balanced and vibrant cup, with hints of chocolate, citrus, and a smooth finish.
The Tabe Burka coffee washing and drying station, located near the town of Suke Waraqata in the Guji appellation, is at the heart of Ethiopia's coffee-growing tradition. The coffee here is sourced from local farmers working within a 10 to 20 km radius of the station, cultivating their crops in orchards within a region with a rich history of coffee production.
In the Ethiopian highlands, the fertile soils support a mixed farming system where farmers grow food crops and coffee side by side. A key feature of this system is the enset (false banana tree), which stores water in its trunk for months. Positioned among the coffee trees, it maintains constant humidity across the plots, helping the coffee plants endure dry spells and thrive in this unique environment.
Woodster Coffee Roasters is proud to offer this exceptional coffee that reflects Ethiopia’s innovative and sustainable farming methods, as well as its rich heritage.
The combination of these three exceptional producers by Woodster Coffee Roasters creates a coffee with a rich, full body, perfectly balanced by the sweetness of caramel and the bright acidity of lime.
Daterra stands out as a producer deeply committed to sustainability. As the first Rainforest Alliance-certified farm in Brazil, Daterra leads the way in innovation, focusing equally on exceptional coffee quality and environmentally responsible practices.
The cooperatives behind this Peruvian coffee are certified organic, showcasing a remarkable blend of high-quality coffee production and progressive social initiatives. Their efforts to improve the daily lives of farmers and their innovative methods for conserving the environment, including advanced wastewater management, set them apart.
Sumatran coffee owes its unique profile to the region’s special climate and volcanic soil. The Indonesian process, known as wet hulling, is similar to semi-washed fermentation but gives the beans their distinctive green hue and deep, earthy flavors.
