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Mexico Women's Co-op

Balanced and sweet with hints of milk chocolate and clementine citrus grown by passionate women producers.

Tastes like:ClementineMilk ChocolateBrown Sugar

Never flavored. No oils, no flavor chemicals. Just what our Q Grader tastes at the cupping table.

Enjoy it or we make it right Roast date printed on the bag Espresso or drip, your call About $1 a cup at home
From a 5-time Good Food Award winner · learn more at goodfoodfdn.org Every coffee approved by Jess, licensed Q Grader.
Grind
Weight
12oz ≈ 18 cups · roasted to order · date on every bag
One-Time Purchase $24
about $1.33 a cup
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Roasted this week in Lancaster. Date printed on the bag.
Enjoy it or we make it right. Fewer than 1 in 500 bags come back.
5-time Good FoodAward winner· Global Coffee AwardsNine coffees recognized2026 Global Coffee Awards· U.S. Barista ChampionshipU.S. BaristaSemi-finalists
Is the subscription a trap?
No. Skip, pause or cancel anytime, no fees, and we send a reminder email before every charge so nothing sneaks up on you. It's 10% off and free shipping for letting us plan our roasting, that's the whole deal.
What it tastes like
Clementine, Milk Chocolate, Brown Sugar. No burnt edge, no sour surprise. Cream and sugar welcome, no judgment.
Roast + sourcing
We buy direct from people we know, at prices we're proud of. Jess, a licensed Q Grader who chaired national coffee competitions, tastes and approves every component in this blend. Five Good Food Awards say the system works.
Brew it however you like
Mexico Women's Co-op is built to be forgiving. Drip machine, pour over, french press, espresso, it works in any brewer. Pick your grind above and we'll grind it for your setup, or go whole bean and grind at home.
Shipping + freshness
We roast five days a week and ship your bag right after it's roasted, with the roast date printed on it. Coffee is best between days 3 and 14. Subscribers always ship free, and one-time orders ship free over $55.
The full story

Mexico Women's Co-op

Coffee from passionate women who are always working toward the perfect cup. We taste hints of clementine, milk chocolate, and brown sugar.

This delicious Mexican coffee comes to us from Women Producers who are members of the CESMACH Co-op. Passionate and uninterested in the status quo, they adhere to extremely high quality standards, always working toward the perfect cup.

To create this lot, their coffees are kept separate, and we pay a price premium in an effort to support these women who, more often than not, are single parents providing for their families. In the past, these price premiums have gone towards things like the construction of vegetable gardens and women's health programs. Today, the co-op boasts 224 women who maintain farms that are 4 hectares or less on average.

The farms of CESMACH members are located in the buffer zone of El Triunfo Biosphere Reserve, which is one of the most diverse forest reserve areas in the world and contains Mesoamerica's largest cloud forest, as well as a protected natural environment for thousands of plant and animal species. All of the coffee produced here is shade-grown.

This all-day sipper delivers notes of creamy milk chocolate, bright clementine citrus, and pleasant brown sugar sweetness. It works beautifully across all brewing methods—from pour-over and drip coffee to cold brew and espresso.

Chocolatey & Nutty
Mexico Women's Co-op
The spec sheet
Origin
Single Origin · Chiapas, Mexico
Farm
CESMACH Co-op
Process
Washed
Elevation
1,000-1,800 msl
Varieties
Bourbon, Typica, Mundo Novo
Notes
Clementine · Milk Chocolate · Brown Sugar
The name, not just a claim

Proof you can check.

We buy direct from people we know. Carolina's family grows our Colombia Mina Rica in Antioquia and delivers it to the roastery themselves. Every bag we ship has the roast date printed on it, so you never have to guess how old your coffee is.

Judged, not self-declared. Five Good Food Awards.
At the farm Coffee cherries Drying beds At origin
Jess leading a tasting around the table
The palate behind the lineup

Every coffee here was approved by Jess. Licensed Q Grader. Past chair, SCA U.S. Competitions Committee.

People switch. Then they stay.

Us versus them

Not overhyped. Not overpriced.

Price per cup
Freshness
Awards
Who gets paid
SQ1
Price per cupAbout $1 at home
FreshnessRoast date printed on every bag
Awards5-time Good Food Award winner, judged
Who gets paidThe farmer and the barista
The chains + grocery aisle
Price per cup$6 to $7 at the counter
FreshnessRoasted last quarter
AwardsMarketing badges
Who gets paidA private jet

Fair questions.

Is it actually better, or just marketed better?
Judged, not self-declared. Square One has won five Good Food Awards, and every coffee is approved by a licensed Q Grader. Enjoy it or we make it right.
I don't have fancy gear. Will it still be good?
Yes. Mexico Women's Co-op is built to be forgiving. A basic drip machine and the "Medium" grind option will get you a genuinely great cup. No scale, no gooseneck kettle, no homework.
When does it ship?
We roast five days a week and your bag is roasted to order, then shipped right after with the roast date printed on it. Subscribers always ship free. One-time orders ship free over $55.
What if I hate it?
Tell us. Enjoy it or we make it right, that's the promise. We'll replace it with something closer to your taste or sort out a refund. No interrogation.

One bag. About a dollar a cup.

Roasted to order in Lancaster, roast date on the bag. Enjoy it or we make it right.

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