While many tourists opt for a visit to Colombia’s specialized rural coffee zones, a group in Medellin is now offering a city tour that aims to show visitors what an urban cup of coffee tastes like.

Colombia is famous for its coffee, and Medellin is the perfect base for visiting a local coffee farm to see how the world’s best beans are grown and processed.

Coffee occupies the very heart of life in Jardín, Colombia, and it's "easy to see why," said Gustave Axelson at The New York Times. My love of a good brew was what had brought me to the mountain ...

BOGOTA, Colombia (Reuters) -- Colombian President Andres Pastrana has awarded the symbol of its coffee industry, fictional farmer Juan Valdez, a silver cross for national merit on his 40th ...

Experience Volcanoes, Coffee Farms, And A Cloud Forest One of the best things to do in Manizales is join a city tour with a ride on a cable car to the Chipre viewpoint and enjoy panoramic views of ...

Coffee farmers in Colombia, the world's No. 2 arabica producer, have failed to deliver up to 1 million bags of beans this year or nearly 10% of the country's crop, leaving exporters, traders and ...

Farmers who fled war in the Colombian Andes are returning to revive their abandoned land, cultivating coffee trees that are boosting global supplies of the highest-quality beans. Colombia's five ...

The world's biggest coffee chain says it will only serve locally-grown coffee and it hopes to open at least 50 cafes in cities across Colombia in the next five years, starting in the capital Bogota.