Coffee tastes better when you know where it comes from.
We select coffees grown with respect for the land and for the people who produce them.
How we choose our coffees
The coffee MAANNA serves doesn't come from a catalogue. Every origin goes through a specific filter: organic certification, fair trade, traceability back to the producer, and human scale — small farms, cooperatives, projects with a name and a face.
There's one permanent coffee: the AMUCC project in Colombia, always available. Alongside it, a rotating selection — other origins that meet the same criteria, offering different profiles depending on what the season brings.
We're not after volume. We're after coffees we can account for — and that are worth tasting.

Colombia
The main coffee at MAANNA comes from Cauca, a Colombian region of volcanic soil, at between 1,700 and 1,900 metres above sea level. A place that produces exceptional coffee — and that has also lived through decades of armed conflict.
AMUCC was born in that context, in 1999: indigenous, Afro-Colombian and mestiza women — most of them single heads of household — who chose coffee as a way to support their families from small farms.
