Coffee - Colombia Ana Donneys
Coffee - Colombia Ana Donneys
Joylight Coffee Roasters
This coffee is named for producer Ana María Donneys, a fifth-generation coffee grower from the heart of Quindío, Colombia, whom Joylight roaster Jack was lucky enough to meet on his trip to Colombia in 2025.
Ana María Donneys is a fifth-generation coffee grower from the heart of Quindío, Colombia. After her grandfather passed away in 2019, she stepped in to carry forward the family legacy. But the reality hit hard: her first harvest sold for less than the cost of production. Everyone had always said coffee was difficult… and now she felt it firsthand.
Searching for a better path, Ana moved to Bogotá. There she discovered something that changed everything: producers who focused on quality could transform their future. Inspired and determined, she returned home and founded Café Primitivo in 2020—named in honor of her grandfather and built on the belief that exceptional, innovative coffee could create opportunity rather than limitation.
Tasting Notes: Strawberry Yogurt, Nougat, Red Wine
Origin: Quindio, Colombia
Elevation: 1800
Process: Honey & Natural
Roast Level: Light-Medium
Recommended Method: Pour Over, Aeropress Drip, Espresso
Enjoy an amazing cup of fair trade coffee without the packaging waste! Order now in an exchangeable, reusable container. Already have a Full Circle coffee container? Leave it out for us to pick up, and we're happy to exchange it!
Available in a medium grind or whole bean.
Because coffee is a crop and varies each season, Joylight Coffee makes sure every batch is freshly roasted to its fullest potential. By tapping into the artistry of coffee roasting, this family-owned, micro-batch coffee company aims to bring you a cup of coffee that you can truly savor and enjoy.
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