Single Origin · Gold Export · Guatemala
Fuego Maya emblem — obsidian coffee bean with a molten lava fissure and Mayan glyphs

Born of Fire. Crowned in Gold.

From Finca San Cayetano in the valley of three sacred volcanoes — Fuego, Agua and Acatenango — a single-origin coffee forged by lava, mist and the patient hands of the Maya.

Small-lot release · Only a few hundred bags
From Earth to Heaven · Monte Sarmiento
Silhouettes of Acatenango, Fuego, and Agua volcanoes at sunrise in Guatemala
Chapter II · The Three Guardians

Three volcanoes.
One sacred valley.

Finca San Cayetano sits in a divine alignment — embraced by Fuego, Agua and Acatenango. The Maya called this trinity the meeting place of fire, breath and water.

01

Fuego

The Fire · 3,763 m

An active volcano — the passion behind the coffee. Every eruption layers the slopes with mineral ash that the trees pull up through their roots.

02

Agua

The Sacred Water · 3,760 m

The divine presence of the ancient Maya who once inhabited this valley. Its silent peak watches over every cherry on the farm.

03

Acatenango

The Shadow · 3,976 m

Brings the shade and the cool mountain air that cradles the crop, giving the bean a healthy foundation and its complex aromatic notes.

Bring the valley home

Three volcanoes. One cup.

Fire, water and shadow — bottled in every bean. Taste the alignment.

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Ripe coffee cherries on the branch at Finca San Cayetano
Chapter III · The Farm

A family farm at the foot of the volcano.

Finca San Cayetano sits in Alotenango, Guatemala — in constant company of Volcán de Fuego. Every eruption layers the slopes with mineral-rich ash that the coffee trees pull up through their roots.

FUEGO MAYA is the cup that comes from that conversation between fire and earth: dense, aromatic, unmistakably of this place. Picked by hand, sorted by hand, and exported in small traceable gold-grade lots.

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Ancestral Mayan stone carving with fire and sun glyphs
Chapter IV · The Ancestry

The fire the Maya kept alive.

For the ancient Maya, fire was not destruction — it was conversation with the divine. The same flame that the volcano gives back to the land is the flame we coax into every roast.

FUEGO MAYA is more than a coffee. It is a small ceremony in a cup: a thread of memory connecting the obsidian-rich slopes of Alotenango to the table where you sit, an ocean away.

"From earth to heaven."

Begin your ritual

Light the fire at your table.

Each bag is hand-roasted from the current Gold Export harvest. Once it's gone, the next eruption writes a different cup.

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Chapter V · Gold Reserve

The Current Harvest

Available here online, and on the shelves of Bottega at Bagolino Al Forno — one bean, two doorways.

Front of the Fuego Maya coffee bag — matte black pouch with the gold foil obsidian-bean emblem and Mayan glyph ring
Front · The Emblem
Back of the Fuego Maya coffee bag — gold foil Oneness manifesto, brewing ritual and origin specs on matte black
Back · The Manifesto
The One · Oneness

One bag. One bean. One truth.

There is only one Fuego Maya.

We make a single coffee. One farm at the foot of three volcanoes, one annual harvest, one obsidian bag hot-stamped in gold. No second line, no blend, no compromise — because what the valley gives us each year is already the highest expression we know how to roast.

The bag itself is a small altar: a matte-black soft-touch pouch sealed with a Mayan glyph ring around the lava-cracked bean, with the brewing ritual and the Oneness manifesto pressed into the back panel in gold foil.

  • Format
    Stand-up pouch · 400g / 14.1oz
  • Finish
    Matte obsidian · hot-stamped gold foil
  • Origin
    Finca San Cayetano · Alotenango · 1,550m
  • Edition
    Lot 001 · Harvest 2025 · Single release
Chapter VI · The Table

Also poured at Bagolino Al Forno.

FUEGO MAYA is the coffee served at Bagolino Al Forno — our wood-fired Italian table within the Monte Sarmiento family. The same fire that bakes the bread finishes the meal in your cup.

One philosophy, two rituals: earth becomes flour, ash becomes coffee, and the meal closes the way it began — with fire.

Monte Sarmiento FamilyBagolino Al Forno · Fuego Maya · Finca San Cayetano
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Espresso being poured at Bagolino Al Forno with a Fuego Maya coffee bag
A coffee farming family in Alotenango, Guatemala
Chapter VII · The Foundation

The Heart of
Volkaterra.

The soul of our coffee lives in the people of Alotenango. A portion of every bag returns — through the Volkaterra Foundation — to the families who tend the trees at Finca San Cayetano.

  • 01Community Health Initiatives
  • 02Educational Support in Alotenango
  • 03Sustainability Grants for Farm Families
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