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Juba, Mexico

Juba, Mexico

Stewed fig, dark chocolate & blood orange

Juba is a naturally processed coffee from Mexico’s remote Montaña Alta region in Guerrero; sourced from indigenous Me’phaa smallholder communities.

Grown within dense agroforestry systems and produced in partnership with Ensambles Café Mexicanos, this exceptional lot delivers a jammy sweetness, a heavy, syrupy body, and vibrant complexity.

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Packaging

Our coffees stay fresh for up to three years once sealed, thanks to our special gas-flushing packaging. 

We replace the oxygen with argon gas, which pretty much stops the coffee from aging and keeps all that delicious flavor locked in. 

Our bags are produced in a carbon offset processing process and are fully recyclable in the UK – just pop them in with your soft plastic recycling at your local supermarket. 

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Origin: Montaña Alta, Guerrero, Mexico
Process: Natural
Variety: Typica & Mundo Novo
Producer: Indigenous Me’phaa smallholder communities
Altitude: 1200-1400m

 

 Tasting like:

Stewed Fig & Blood Orange

This exceptional natural comes from farms operated by indigenous Me’phaa communities across the Montaña Alta region in southwest Mexico, where coffee farming is deeply connected to both culture and landscape.

The farms are often less than a single hectare in size, and feel more like wild jungle gardens than traditional plantations. Here, coffee grows under dense, protective canopies of native timber and fruit trees that defend the microclimate against climate change and preserve local biodiversity.

about the importer

Ensambles Cafés Mexicanos

Ensambles is an independent importer based directly in Mexico, sourcing and exporting specialty coffee globally.

They partner closely with indigenous smallholder producers across five states, focusing on agroforestry and regenerative agriculture to protect native ecosystems and build sustainable livelihoods.


Juba is the very first coffee we’ve sourced through Ensambles, and we’re genuinely excited to share it—hopefully the first of many to come from this partnership.

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