Café Mi Raza – Café Mi Raza

Connect with My Race

We promote one of the oldest arts of the Colombian indigenous
communities; the manufacture of bracelets.
These represent a powerful symbology of connection with nature
and feelings towards mother earth.

I WANT COFFEE MI RAZA

Wake up with Mi Raza Coffee

Produced in sustainable agriculture

For people who like a good coffee of Colombian origin and connect with a higher purpose. Mi Raza Coffee is 100% Origin coffee made on the farm. It has the UTZ, Raing forest, 4C and FLO seals. Mild and endorsed by the Colombian coffee growers federation.

What makes us different ?

Each bag of Mi Raza coffee carries a Bracelet as a present that symbolizes a social concept that wants to rescue and promove one of the oldest arts of indigenous communities. The elaboration of bracelet made with seeds that were later replaced by "mostacillas".

¿What is our Coffee inspired?

M i Raza coffee brings together a social concept that seeks to rescue and promote one of the oldest arts of the Colombian indigenous communities; the elaboration of bracelet made with chaquiras of vivios colors. These represent a powerful symbology of connection with nature and feelings towards mother earth.

Our Colombian Coffee

IT IS BORN IN THE CORDILLERA DE LOS ANDES: It has notes of chocolate and caramel, medium acidity and good sweetness.

AGRICULTURAL FARM SAN LUIS: Located at 1,950m.s.n.m. next to the majestic hill Tatamá, Natural Park that gives the characteristics to the Mi Raza Coffee. Surrounded by oak trees, bamboo trees and primary forests full of birds and natural colors.

COFFEE VARIETIES: They are Arabic varieties: Colombia, Castles, Geisha, Bourbon and Caturro.

Origin of our coffee

APÍA, RISARALDA:

Agrícola San Luis is located in Apía, a municipality near the mountains of the Western Cordillera that gives the special characteristics to our coffee.

INDIGENOUS ART FULL OF SYMBOLISM:

Indigenous women, through their work, make art in their bracelet and have an important income for their families.

Herica is an artisan from the indigenous community, who provides us with bracelet and is the image of our Mi Raza coffee.