If you're looking for a coffee that’s refreshingly unique, this one’s for you. Our Organic Honduran single origin is often called our “blueberry coffee” — and for good reason. With notes of blueberry, cola, and vanilla, this juicy medium roast delivers a clean, vibrant finish that keeps you coming back for more.
Why You’ll Love It
Standout Flavor Notes: You’ll taste blueberry, cola, and vanilla in every sip.
Bright Yet Smooth: Lively and juicy with a soft, refreshing finish.
Organic & Fair Trade: Grown responsibly in Marcala, Honduras.
We don't add syrups, oils, or artificial anything. The blueberry, cola, and vanilla notes you taste? They come naturally from the beans — the shade-grown environment, the high altitude, and our air-roasting process.
Perfect for pour-over, drip, or French press — any method that lets the natural flavors shine.
Bright enough to excite. Smooth enough for every day.
No additives. No gimmicks. Just single origin done right.
Perfect For - Organic Honduran Coffee
Perfect For
Who Loves This Coffee?
Bright, fruity, and ethically sourced. Made for adventurous palates.
Fruit-Forward Fans
Love bright, juicy coffees with unique flavor profiles.
Ethical Shoppers
Want organic, fair trade coffee that supports farmers.
Pour-Over Enthusiasts
Appreciate the nuances of single-origin beans.
Medium Roast Lovers
Prefer balanced, smooth coffee that's never bitter.
Coffee that's good for you and the planet.
What's Inside - Organic Honduran Coffee
Full Transparency
What's Inside Organic Honduran
Single origin. Fresh roasted. Nothing else.
What's Inside
100% Single Origin Honduran — from the COMSA Cooperative in Marcala
Origins:Shade-grown at 1300-1700 MASL
Air-roasted fresh weekly — for a clean, smooth cup every time
What's Not Inside
No added flavoring — tasting notes come naturally from the beans
No burnt chaff or harsh, bitter aftertaste
No stale coffee — we roast to order, not months in advance
Bright, fruity, and built for your morning ritual.
Us vs Them - Organic Honduran Coffee
The Difference
Us vs. Them
Fresh, affordable, and made by people who care.
That's Us
Gigawatt Coffee
Fresh. Affordable. Real.
Air-roasted, smooth, never bitter
Roasted fresh & shipped fast
Real people (hi, we're Jen & Eli!)
Drink it however you like
$11.69 – $12.99
Quality at a fair price
Grocery Brands
Grocery Store Coffee
Cheap, but stale
Roasted months ago
Sits on shelves for weeks
Mass-produced by corporations
Often burnt or bitter
$14 – $20
Paying for stale beans
Specialty Roasters
Boutique Roasters
Fresh, but overpriced
Premium price, same beans
Overcomplicates coffee
Makes you feel judged
Paying for the "experience"
$20 – $27
Fresh, but at what cost?
Fresh coffee. Fair price. No pretense.
Reviews - Organic Honduran Coffee
★★★★★
What Coffee Lovers Are Saying
111 Five-Star Reviews
★★★★★
"If you are looking for a unique but delicious cup of coffee you need to try this. It has a hint of the taste of blueberries with the richness of a medium roast."
JH
Joseph H.
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
"My God, this stuff is amazing. Fruit forward yet an absolute powerhouse! One of my top 3 favorite beans. Sometimes I'll even throw it in the espresso maker!"
DG
Dan G.
Verified Buyer
★★★★★
"Our absolute favorite, light and fruity, always fresh. Been ordering for years and never get tired of it. Unmatched value."
KK
Keith K.
Verified Buyer
Unique.Fruity.Unforgettable.
Origin Story - Organic Honduran Coffee
How Our Honduran Coffee is Grown and Processed
From the mountains of Marcala to your cup — here's the journey.
Shade-Grown in the Mountains of Marcala
This coffee is cultivated in Honduras's renowned Marcala region, where farms are located at approximately 1,700 meters above sea level. Grown under natural tree canopy, this shade-grown environment protects plants from harsh sunlight and encourages slower bean development for better flavor complexity.
Natural Process for Full-Bodied Sweetness
After harvesting, the coffee cherries are dried inside the fruit under the sun. The whole cherries are spread out on raised beds, allowing the fruit's natural sugars to infuse the beans. This traditional method enhances sweetness and produces a smooth, full-bodied cup with unique fruity notes.
Certified Organic & Fair Trade
This coffee is 100% certified organic and Fair Trade, grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. These certifications ensure sustainable farming practices and fair compensation for farmers, supporting both environmental health and community development.
COMSA Cooperative — Farmer-Owned and Community-Driven
Sourced from COMSA (Café Orgánico Marcala S.A.), a farmer-owned cooperative in Marcala, Honduras. COMSA includes over 1,200 small farmers focused on organic coffee production, sustainable farming practices, and community development. This cooperative model ensures quality control, shared expertise, and fair economic benefits for farming families.
Why We Chose This Honduran Coffee
We source Honduras COMSA for its unique flavor profile and ethical sourcing. The natural processing and shade-grown environment create bright, fruity notes with a smooth, full body. Combined with organic and Fair Trade certifications, this coffee delivers exceptional quality while supporting sustainable farming communities in Marcala.
From Marcala, Honduras to your cup — grown with care, roasted with passion.
FAQ - Organic Honduran Coffee
FAQ
Common Questions
What are the benefits of shade-grown coffee?
Shade-grown coffee benefits both the environment and the quality of the coffee itself. Growing coffee under natural tree cover protects plants from harsh sunlight, encourages slower bean development for better flavor, and supports local wildlife habitats. Shade-grown farming also helps prevent soil erosion and maintain healthier ecosystems.
What is natural process coffee?
Natural process coffee is dried inside the coffee cherry after harvest. The whole cherries are spread out under the sun, allowing the fruit's natural sugars to infuse the beans. This traditional method enhances sweetness and produces a smooth, full-bodied cup.
What is Honduras COMSA Coffee?
COMSA is a farmer-owned cooperative organization in Marcala, Honduras. It includes over 1,200 small farmers focused on organic coffee production, sustainable farming, and community development.