The company was started by Muna Basnet in partnership with Santa Bir Lama( The Everest Coffee Mill Pvt Ltd) with the vision to help the community farmers by purchasing their quality coffee beans and providing a market for their grown coffee beans.
Roasted Coffee Beans
We roast our coffee beans at our roasting facility in Lokanthali, Bhaktapur. We Supply our Roasted Coffee Beans to Cafe Shops operating inside Kathmandu Valley.
Coffee Training
We Provide Barista training to the new aspirants who want to gain knowledge about the coffee industry. The course includes in depth theoretical class and practical classes.
Green coffee
Along with roasted coffee beans, we sell raw green coffee beans. As science and research has proved about the health benefits of green coffee beans in weight management.
We are dedicated to coffee progress in the
areas of environment, social responsibility, and
coffee quality development.
Want to join our team? you can call us at any time +977-1-4813576
Our Story
The company was started by Muna Basnet in partnership with Santa Bir Lama( The Everest Coffee Mill Pvt Ltd) with the vision to help the community farmers by purchasing their quality coffee beans and providing a market for their grown coffee beans. The founder (Muna Basnet) has been involved in the coffee industry for more than 20 years as well as in the trekking and educational sector.
Her contribution in social work, with Nesa- Nepal has helped build schools in remote areas of Nepal and provide vocational training to unskilled and uneducated women of Nepal.
History of Coffee in Nepal!
Introduction of coffee in Nepal happened in 1938 A.D, because of the successful efforts of Hira Giri, a farmer and entrepreneur from Gulmi district. The man responsible for starting the history of coffee in Nepal. He got the seeds of coffee from Sindu province of Myanmar, and cultivated them in the hills around Aapchaur village of Gulmi district. The plant and the cherries that grew on it attracted the attention of other farmers in the area, and being the generous man he was, Giri gave the seeds to his fellow farmer buddies.
This is how the early plantations of coffee happened in Nepal. And this is how, from one farmer to another, the trend of growing coffee spread in Nepal. Currently, coffee is produced in 19 districts in Nepal, with the total quantity scaling up to 140 tons. Coffee grown in Nepal is even exported to countries like the United States, Japan, England, and many other countries of Europe.