Nicaragua's #1 direct trade specialty coffee
See our storyCloudforest farms · Vertical integration · Three generations · Direct trade
Volcanic cloudforest and world class biodiversity
Start with our proven blends
Two washed coffees we run every harvest, our most consistent, volume-ready lots, each cupped at origin before it ships.
Deep variety from one microclimate
A contour map of the Matagalpa highlands where Sabio grows, drawn from satellite elevation data. Hover or tap a farm to see what it grows.
La Aurora
The home farm, pinned from its real coordinates.
- Elevation
- 1,350 masl
- Varieties
- Parainema
- Harvest
- December–March
Fatima
Caturra and Icatú lots, washed and macerated.
- Elevation
- 1,450 masl
- Varieties
- Caturra, Icatú
- Harvest
- November–March
Linda Vista
Geisha, Villa Sarchí and Maracaturra on the higher slopes.
- Elevation
- 1,600 masl
- Varieties
- Geisha, Villa Sarchí, Maracaturra
- Harvest
- April–June
Esperanza Verde
Icatú, washed and macerated.
- Elevation
- 1,300 masl
- Varieties
- Icatú
- Harvest
- December–March
Santa Carmela
Catimor, San Isidro, Obatá and Java Grande.
- Elevation
- 1,550 masl
- Varieties
- Catimor, San Isidro, Obatá, Java Grande
- Harvest
- November–March
La negrita
Slow and carbonic-maceration naturals: Parainema, Maracaturra, Geisha.
- Elevation
- 1,350 masl
- Varieties
- Parainema, Maracaturra, Geisha
- Harvest
- December–March
From our soil to your cupping table, we own every step
No broker, no middleman. Full traceability from tree to bag, and the margin stays with the farm instead of the chain.
- Grow
- Wet mill
- Dry
- Mill
- Cup
- Export
Sabio-owned, end to end
- Microlot capacity
- Up to 200 lots per harvest
- Quality control
- Every microlot cupped at origin
Select a method to see the lots we run it on
Next-generation sustainability
Three things that make Sabio more than a coffee supplier
Energy & land
Powered by the river that runs through it
A hydroelectric plant on the property runs the entire farm. The water that grows the coffee powers it, then returns to the watershed.
Biodiversity
Shade-grown, under a living canopy
Eucalyptus, oak, banana, mango, various citrus, and other trees shade the coffee and enrich the natural biodiversity of the farm. Slower maturation, better beans, and habitat that keeps the soil, the water, and the birds.
Innovation · Wize Tea
One plant, two crops
With Wize, the coffee leaf most farms discard becomes a caffeinated tea. A second harvest from the same tree, and a second income for the people who pick it.
More than carbon neutral
- Carbon negative Captures more carbon than we emit
- No glyphosate Banned to protect soil and water
- Waste recycled Byproducts become fertilizer
- Water conservation Watersheds protected
- RFA & UTZ certified Independently verified
Established scale for export
- 1,600m Cloudforest farms up to 1,600 masl, across three regions
- 3 Family-run since the first planting
- 1,000+ Hand-picked every harvest
Discover our coffees
Three regions, hand-picked every harvest, milled and cupped in-house. See the lots that are ready now.
View the coffeesFrom the journal
Guides and dispatches from origin. How our coffee is grown, harvested, and processed in Nicaragua, written for the people who buy it.
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Green coffee
Sustainable Coffee Harvesting: What Importers Should Look For
For a green coffee buyer, sustainability isn't a marketing checkbox. It's supply-chain risk management. Practices that protect soil, water, and the people...
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Green coffee
How to Evaluate a Nicaraguan Coffee Harvest Before You Buy
Two lots from the same country, the same season, even the same region can land very differently on your cupping table. "Nicaragua"...
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Green coffee
From Cherry to Container: How Green Coffee Is Made in Nicaragua
Most "bean to cup" stories end at a café. Ours ends at a container on a ship, because that is where our...
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