09/11/2026
There are two mountains behind every bag of The Sender.
One is Hacienda Doka — a coffee estate on the side of a volcano in Costa Rica, sitting almost 4,500 feet up, where our Costa Rican beans are actually grown.
The other is the one under your feet: Salt Lake City sits over 4,200 feet up too, and that altitude changes how the roasting works. Grown high, roasted high — wrote up why that actually matters, plus a personal detour about the time Ben visited Doka (and wants to go back):
https://sumatocoffee.com/blogs/weekly-roast/what-makes-mountain-roasted-coffee-different
Ever been to a coffee farm, or still on the bucket list?
Why specialty coffee tastes better: it's grown high and roasted high. See how altitude shapes Sumato's Ethiopian, Guatemalan, and Hacienda Doka roasts.