Colombian coffee, owned by the families who grow it.

Single-origin beans, ground and freeze-dried coffee from over half a million Colombian growers. Delivered across Egypt.

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Whole Bean

11 coffees · 454 g

Single origins from Nariño to the Sierra Nevada, plus Organic and Mujeres Cafeteras. Grind them fresh, right before you brew.

Freeze-Dried

Classic · Chocolate · Hazelnut · Vanilla-Cinnamon

Ground

250 g

Drip

5 sachets

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From cherry to cup.

Every bag starts on a small farm in the Colombian Andes. Here is the road your coffee travels before it reaches your kitchen in Egypt.

1,200 to 2,000 m

Grown on steep Andean slopes

Cool mountain nights slow the cherry down. Slower cherries build more sugar, and more sugar means a sweeter cup.

By hand

Picked one cherry at a time

Growers pick only the ripe red cherries and come back to the same tree again and again as the rest ripen.

On the farm

Washed and dried under open sky

The fruit is washed away and the beans rest in the sun until they are ready to travel.

In your kitchen

Brewed your way in Egypt

Whole bean, ground, freeze-dried or drip. Delivered to your door anywhere in Egypt.

Five mountainsone cupat a time.

Each single origin carries the name of the region it was grown in. Open a region to see where it grows and how it tastes.

Nariño

Nariño

ProfileMild · medium-high acidityIn the cupLemon, brown sugar

Cold mountain temperatures make the coffee grow slowly, which gives Nariño its exquisite mildness.

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The owners

More than half a million coffee-farming families own Juan Valdez.

Photographed on a Juan Valdez farm, Colombia

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The face of Colombian coffee.

Juan Valdez and his mule Conchita have stood for Colombian growers since 1959. The story, in four dates.

1927

The growers organise

Colombia’s coffee farmers found the Federación Nacional de Cafeteros to represent and protect the people who grow the country’s coffee.

1959

Juan Valdez is born

A proud coffee farmer and his mule, Conchita, become the symbol of authentic Colombian coffee around the world.

2002

From symbol to coffee

Juan Valdez launches its own packaged coffees: whole bean, ground, freeze-dried and drip, sold in more than 40 countries today.

2024

Arriving in Egypt

Through Afaq Trade, Juan Valdez reaches Egyptian supermarkets and opens its official online store at juanvaldez.eg.

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Brew like you mean it.

Seven methods, from French press to cold brew, with grind, ratio and time for each.

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