Who we are

Berracas Cafe is more than just coffee; it's a movement rooted in the lush hills of Huila, Colombia. Our name, "Berracas," celebrates the strength and resilience of the women farmers who cultivate our exceptional beans. In Colombian slang, "berraca" refers to a woman who is brave, determined, and unstoppable – qualities that perfectly describe our cooperative of female farmers.

By choosing Berracas Cafe, customers don't just enjoy exceptional Colombian coffee – they become part of a movement that empowers women, sustains communities, and brews positive change with every sip.

Juliethe Vargas Liberato

Juliethe Vargas was born on February 28, 1983, in the small town of Gigante, nestled in Colombia’s renowned Huila region. As a trained Agricultural Engineer, she brings deep expertise and a genuine passion for coffee and community-driven initiatives. Julieth currently serves as the legal representative of the Agropecuaria Café Femenino Gigante Association (AGROCAFEM), where she is dedicated to empowering local farmers—especially women—by sharing her knowledge to improve both their crops and quality of life.

A strong advocate for fair trade and ethical practices, Julieth envisions a future where coffee growers receive just compensation for their hard work and dedication. She believes that every cup should reflect not only the exceptional quality and flavor of Huila’s coffee, but also the commitment and passion of the people behind each bean.