The Collection ☕
Single-origin, grown on the slopes of Volcán de Fuego in San Miguel Escobar and roasted in Antigua. Every bag funds the mission beneath the volcano — Santuario Fuego. 🌋🐾
☕ Every bag funds the mission
🐾 FUNDS THE MISSIONSingle-origin, volcano-grown, roasted in Antigua. Whole bean or ground.
THE FULL POUNDThe full 16 oz, wearing the Astro-Naughty label. Single-origin, roasted in Antigua.
☕ WHOLESALEFor cafés, restaurants & retailers. Volume pricing, fresh-roasted to order.
In every bag. Astro-Naughty, trading-card size. Every edition gets a card — collect the series.
Our house churro dust — sold separately. Dust it over the crema, never the grounds: the coffee stays exactly as Luis & Timoteo grew it. Hazlo churro.
1 in 25 bags hides a true-gold card — win a FREE Fuego Pass (Q120). Show it at Fuego Loft.
Card No. 1 is more than cardboard — it's your way into the project. Scan it and you're in: the story of the Churro Debt, the perks map of Antigua, tours, stays, and everything being built beneath the volcano.
Holding one? You're not a customer anymore. You're a founding member of the Fuegoverse.
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Every bag funds Santuario Fuego — a volcano-view sanctuary & hospitality project built hand-in-hand with a nonprofit that helps people who help dogs, and dogs who help people. Built in loving memory of my brother.
Grown by Luis & Timoteo Minas in San Miguel Escobar at 2,000 m — Bourbon, Caturra & Catuai, washed process — and roasted in Antigua by Tres Pasos Coffee.
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FOUNDER & CEOChief Executive Dog. Found at one month old on a dusty road in the desert outside Tucson, Arizona — at night, by a woman and her four-year-old son. He lives beneath a volcano now, carrying a substantial and ongoing churro debt. A lot of love went into this dog, and everything here grew out of it. He runs the app, fronts the coffee, and approves all treats.
Prefers to stay out of frame. Runs the beds, answers the messages, walks the dogs. Started this to do something useful for people and animals in a hard place — and because one very cute, very mischievous dog turned out to be worth building around.