Groundwork Organic Coffee Roasters x Davines

In celebration of Earth Month, we're excited to share our latest collaboration: GROW BEAUTIFUL, an exclusive regenerative organic certified coffee blend made in partnership with Groundwork Organic Coffee Roasters.

Like Davines, Groundwork is dedicated to crafting a deeply sustainable product experience. We both value our farmer suppliers, especially the regenerative organic farms leading the way in soil-focused sustainability for communities and our planet. We’re happy to be collaborating with our fellow B Corp to bring our shared values to both their coffee fans and our beauty community.

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This robust blend offers a rich and velvety body, delivering a satisfying depth with each sip. Toasted marshmallow accents provide a subtle sweetness reminiscent of cozy campfire gatherings, while hints of cocoa add a touch of indulgence. With its balanced flavors and bold character, GROW BEAUTIFUL promises a delightful coffee experience that is both comforting and invigorating.

"At Groundwork, we know the earth heals from the ground up. Regenerative organic farming techniques help to preserve and restore the soil, respect animal welfare, and improve the lives of farmers. This coffee actively contributes to the repair of the earth."

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Where is the coffee sourced from?

Finca Churupampra (Peru)
Cafico (Honduras)
Soppexcca (Nicaragua)

Finca Churupampa is a progressive coffee farm in Chirinos, Cajamarca, Peru, run by Eber Tocto and his brothers. The Tocto brothers have transformed Finca Churupampa into a leading model for economically and environmentally sustainable coffee production. They see Finca Churupampa not just as a coffee farm, but as a social enterprise with a mission to revitalize the economic and social landscape of Chirinos.

Cafico is an exporter owned by the Romero family that supports 350 farmers. Our coffee comes from one of their family farms, Finca Lesquinada, which sits at an altitude between 1200 and 1300 meters on one of the mountains surrounding the town of Corquin, Honduras. The farm is 158 ha, of which 20 ha is protected forest with five natural springs.