The 1 kg bag (2.2 LBS): Great Value
$32.99 · about $0.93 per oz $1.33 per oz in the 12 oz bag
- The same Cristo Rey signature lot — washed Nicaraguan, SCA 84
- 2.2 lb (35 oz): about 70 cups of drip coffee
- Whole bean or ground, roasted to order, ships the next business day
- Subscribe and save another 9% on every delivery
| Size | Price | Per oz |
|---|---|---|
| 12 oz | $15.99 | $1.33 |
| 1 kg (2.2 lb) | $32.99 | $0.93 |
| 5 lb (offices & parishes) | $69.95 | $0.87 |
Building a Catholic Economy with Christ, the Church, and the Family at the Center
Our coffee begins with Guadalupe Farms, a growing cooperative of family farms in Nicaragua, and with Catholic coffee-farming families throughout Nicaragua and Latin America. We work directly with farmers, pay fair prices above the commodity market, and reinvest 100% of our margin into the farms and communities where our coffee is grown. The goal is simple: strong family farms, dignified work, families who can
faithfully steward their land, and an economy ordered toward the common good.
By strengthening Catholic family farms, we help families build a future where they can pass the Faith and Catholic values on to their children and strengthen the communities around them. This is what we mean by building a Catholic economy, one family, one farm, and one cup at a time. Since 2015
Three steps from the farm to your cup
We buy directly from the family farms within our cooperative, paying a fair price above the commodity market. Our trade begins with a shared purpose: fellowship in Christ and His Church, flowing from our communion with Jesus in the Eucharist.
The farmer's work and product are transformed into an exceptional product for the customer.
You receive exceptional specialty coffee at a fair price, and your purchase does more. The economic value from your cup flows back to the families, farms, Church, and communities that produced it, accelerating the blessing that flows from the Holy Mass into the marketplace.
Gift the coffee that won the Gold Cup
Natural Parainema 2026 took first place in its 2026 cup competition. A limited natural-process harvest with notes of kiwi, red apple and maple honey, roasted to order. The gift we give ourselves — and the one to pair with a 3, 6 or 12-month gift subscription.
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4.8 out of 5
233 verified customer reviews on Judge.me
“Very well balanced coffee and always fresh. 10/10.”
“Tepeyac Founder’s Choice is a really good morning coffee. The bag size makes it a good value as well.”
“The coffee tastes great plus it allows me to help people who are coffee growers get a fair price for their work.”
As seen on
EWTN · Fr. Apostoli & Fr. John Anthony Boughton, CFR
Relevant Radio · “Coffee for the Common Good” (Morning Air)
National Catholic Register · “A New Catholic Vision for Private Enterprise”
CatholicMom.com · “First I drink the coffee, then I do the things.”
Florida Weekly · “42K-lb coffee bean buy”
Aleteia · “Living Out a Saint’s Mission”
Your brand. Our roastery.
Before anything else, Guadalupe Roastery is a roastery — much of the coffee we roast every week ships under other brands. Put your name on the same specialty-grade Nicaraguan coffee we drink ourselves: sourced at a fair price from Catholic farming families, roasted to order in the United States, packed under your label.
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Catholic coffee, answered
What is Catholic coffee?
Coffee grown, bought and roasted by Catholics who run the business according to Catholic social teaching: a fair price for the farmer, dignified work, and profits that serve the common good. Guadalupe Roastery has worked this way since December 3, 2015.
Where does Guadalupe Roastery coffee come from?
From Guadalupe Farms, which begins at our own farm and expands to a cooperative of family farms throughout Nicaragua. We buy directly, with no middlemen.
How good is the coffee, really?
Our range cups between 84 and 89 points on the SCA 100-point scale, as scored by certified Q graders. Cristo Rey, the signature lot, cups at 84 — specialty grade — and our very special lots, like the Gold Cup champion Natural Parainema 2026 (87.68) and our Geisha and kombucha-process lots, reach 88–89.
What does “100% of our margin goes back into Catholic Trade” mean?
After paying for the coffee, roasting and shipping, everything we keep is reinvested in the farmers and the local communities where our coffee is grown.
How fresh is the coffee when it arrives?
Very fresh. We roast in small batches and keep inventory intentionally lean. As orders come in, we continually roast to replenish supply, and often roast specifically to fill your order. Most coffee spends just 3–7 days on our shelves before shipping, so what reaches your cup is remarkably close to its roast date.
How much is shipping?
Free on orders of $150 or more within the United States. Smaller orders pay a flat rate by weight, from $6.99.
How does the subscription work?
Pick a coffee, a bag size (12 oz or 5 lb) and a frequency from every 2 to every 12 weeks. You save 9% on every delivery and can skip, pause or cancel anytime from the subscription portal.
Can I gift coffee or a subscription?
Yes. Gift subscriptions run for 3, 6 or 12 months and end on their own — no surprise renewals. For a single gift, our customers choose the Gold Cup champion Natural Parainema 2026, a special lot or a gift card.
Which size is the best value?
The 1 kg (2.2 lb) bag costs $32.99 — about $0.93 per ounce instead of $1.33 in the 12 oz bag, roughly 65 cups of drip coffee. Offices and parishes usually choose the 5 lb bag.
Do you have decaf, flavored coffee and K-Cups?
Yes. Our decaf is water-processed. Flavored coffees start from our signature Nicaraguan medium roast, infused with flavoring oils after roasting. Single-serve pods come 24 to a box, in medium or dark roast, and are Keurig-compatible.
Do you offer private label or wholesale?
Yes — roasting for other brands is a core part of what we do. We offer private label programs, wholesale pricing for parishes, offices, cafés and retailers, and fundraising programs. For instant wholesale pricing, order 30 or more units in one cart and use code WHOLESALE at checkout for 30% off — or start at our Private Label page.
Where has Guadalupe Roastery been featured?
Our story has been told by EWTN’s National Catholic Register (“A New Catholic Vision for Private Enterprise”, 2020), on EWTN television, on Relevant Radio’s Morning Air (“Coffee for the Common Good”, 2024), and by Aleteia, CatholicMom.com, Florida Weekly and The Young Catholic Woman.
Is Guadalupe Roastery the official coffee of Relevant Radio?
Yes. Guadalupe Gold, roasted by us, is the official coffee of Relevant Radio, and the Relevant Radio Store carries our Tepeyac and Three Kings editions alongside rosaries handmade by the same coffee-growing families. Tepeyac was first shared with Relevant Radio listeners in 2024.
What if something is wrong with my order?
Because coffee is roasted to order, all sales are final; if a bag arrives damaged, email a photo to customerservice@guadaluperoastery.com and we will make it right.
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