The Waverly Espresso

The Veloso family has been producing specialty coffees in the Cerrado Mineiro region in the countryside of coffee-rich Minas Gerais, Brazil, for decades. This coffee is grown on the family's Paraiso and Santa Cecilia farms on wide plots surrounded by protected wildlife regions. The Velosos maintain 38% of their land as natural forest—well above the Brazilian agricultural regulation of 20%.

Its counterpart comes from the San Ignacio province in Cajamarca, Peru, located in the northern part of the country close to the border with Ecuador. Known for being the capital region of Peruvian coffee, the area is full of natural forests and the coffee itself draws its name, El Guayacán, from the popular and majestic yellow trees that can be spotted throughout the coffee-growing landscapes, often providing shade for coffee plants, across northern Cajamarca .