View from the Juan Diéguez Olaverri lookout, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Huehuetenango
From our mountains to your cup

CaféCalderón

Roasted coffee from our family farm in Huehuetenango.
Four generations, bean by bean.

125+
Years of tradition
4
Generations
1,898
First planting

Order your
coffee

Freshly roasted coffee from Huehuetenango to your door anywhere in Guatemala. Message us on WhatsApp and our assistant takes your order.

  • Delivery across Guatemala

    We confirm shipping cost and timing on WhatsApp before closing the order

  • Pay your way

    Cash on delivery or bank transfer

  • International orders

    We do not ship abroad yet. Importers, roasters and Guatemalans living abroad: write to us and we will tell you how to get our coffee.

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Order with our WhatsApp assistantCafé Calderón · +502 4793 8022
  1. Message us on WhatsApp and pick your coffee.
  2. Tell us quantity and city; we quote shipping on the spot.
  3. Choose how to pay: cash on delivery or bank transfer.
  4. Confirm and receive your order number.

Our assistant replies in Spanish and English and does its best in other languages; a person from the team steps in when needed.

Coffee plantation in Guatemala (illustrative image)
1898

Where the mountains
touch the clouds

In the fertile highlands of Huehuetenango, where the Sierra Madre feeds the soil and the mist settles on every plant, Don Federico Calderón planted the first seeds in 1898. Today, four generations later, Daniel, Jorge, Mónica and Ale Calderón carry on more than a century of growing coffee.

Every bean tells the story of our land: the strength of the mountains, the freshness of the highlands and the care of hands that have refined the craft of coffee generation after generation.

  • High-altitude growing in Huehuetenango
  • Mineral soils of the Sierra Madre
  • Hand-picked, bean by bean
Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Huehuetenango, Guatemala
Huehuetenango, GuatemalaSierra de los Cuchumatanes

Four generations,
one passion

  1. 1898

    The roots

    Don Federico Calderón plants the first coffee seeds in the highlands of Huehuetenango, starting a legacy that would last more than a century.

  2. 1945

    The expansion

    Don Cristóbal Calderón, Federico's son, expands the family plots and refines growing in the heights of the Sierra Madre.

  3. 1975

    The trader

    At just 14, Yosis Calderón begins selling the family's coffee, taking the beans from the mountains to new markets with determination and vision.

  4. 2025

    Fourth generation

    Daniel, Jorge, Mónica and Ale Calderón, four siblings who inherit the coffee and their father's passion, carrying the family legacy toward new horizons.

  5. 2026

    To the world

    Café Calderón prepares to share its heritage with the world. Same commitment, same land, a new global vision.

From the mountain
to your cup

Coffee cherries growing on the plant
01

Growing

Coffee grown in the highlands of Huehuetenango, harvest after harvest since 1898.

Farmer hand-picking coffee cherries
02

Picking

Each cherry is hand-picked at peak ripeness. Only the best make it through.

Coffee beans drying in the sun on a patio
03

Processing

Each lot is processed according to its profile, washed or natural, and dried with care before roasting.

Artisan coffee roaster at work
04

Roasting

Roasted to order in small batches, so it reaches your door fresh.

Our
land

Laguna Brava (Yolnajab), Nentón, Huehuetenango
Laguna Brava (Yolnajab), Nentón
Shade-grown coffee field in Guatemala
Shade-grown coffee in Guatemala
Coffee blossom on a Guatemalan plantation
Coffee blossom in the highlands
Juan Diéguez Olaverri lookout, Cuchumatanes
Diéguez Olaverri lookout, Cuchumatanes
Nebaj to Todos Santos trek, Sierra de los Cuchumatanes
Sierra de los Cuchumatanes
Canopy of a traditional shade coffee plantation in Guatemala
Traditional coffee plantation
Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, Huehuetenango landscape
Sierra landscape, Huehuetenango

Municipalities of
Huehuetenango

Each municipality has its own microclimate and cup profile. Tap or select one to explore.

Our coffees by municipality

Select a municipality on the map to see its coffee profile.

14Coffee municipalities on the map
700 — 2,900 mMunicipality altitude
Cup of artisan coffee (illustrative image)

Bring our
heritage to your table

Our family's coffee for your table. Cafés, importers and coffee lovers: let's talk.

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