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Kmen Coffee Roasters Colombia MARSHMALLOW BOMB

The Barn Ethiopia SPRING COFFEE

Poster for <n>Leni Riefenstahl</n>'s 1935 propaganda film, <n>Triumph of the Will</n>.

Coffee plantations in the mountains of <n>Cajamarca</n>, Peru. Photo by <n>Clara Holst-Hansen</n>.

Poster for the <n>1938 Bolivarian Games</n> in Bogotá, designed by artist <n>Sergio Trujillo Magnenat</n>.

<n>MOTHER-SHIP BLEND</n> coffee from producers <n>Marysabel Caballero & Moises Herrera</n> drying in Honduras.

Drying <n>Rwanda Kirambo Red Bourbon Coffee</n> beans at the Kirambo washing station in Rwanda.

Sketches by <n>Sergio Trujillo Magnenat</n> for the <n>First Bolivarian Games</n> posters in Bogotá, 1938.

Green coffee beans from the <n>Nano Challa</n> cooperative in Ethiopia. Photo by <n>The Barn</n>.

An overturned tram during the <n>Bogotazo</n> riots in Bogotá, 1948. Photo by <n>Sady González</n>.

Hands sorting washed green coffee beans from the <n>Yirgacheffe</n> region of <n>Ethiopia</n>.

<n>Red Bourbon coffee</n> cherries from the <n>Kirambo CWS</n> in Rwanda, roasted by <n>Father's Coffee Roastery</n>.

<n>The Barn</n>'s <n>SPRING COFFEE</n>, a single-origin from Ethiopia with notes of honeysuckle and apricot.

A scene from <n>Father's Coffee Roastery</n>.