Explore the origins of legendary coffee flavors and embark on unforgettable adventures through the heart of the world’s most iconic coffee-growing regions: from the lush hills of Colombia to the vast plantations of Brazil, the ancient highlands of Ethiopia, and the terraced farms of Vietnam.
Discover the stunning work of Dirceu Veiga, a Brazilian artist renowned for his unique Coffee Art — portraits and illustrations painted entirely with coffee. His artwork bridges the worlds of culture, creativity, and the coffee experience.
But Dirceu is more than just an artist — he is the mastermind and creative force behind this project. His vision gave birth to the idea of connecting people not only to great coffee but to the stories, people, traditions, and landscapes behind every bean.
That’s why this platform carries his name — Dveiga.com — as a tribute to his unique approach to storytelling through art and coffee.
Explore Colombia’s lush coffee regions — Salento, Manizales, and Armenia. Visit family-owned fincas, taste freshly roasted beans, and hike through the UNESCO-listed Coffee Cultural Landscape.
Discover Brazil's vast coffee plantations in Minas Gerais, visit traditional fazendas, and learn how this country became the world's coffee powerhouse. Don’t miss the Coffee Museum in Santos!
Travel to the highlands of Sidamo, Yirgacheffe, and Harar. Trace the origins of coffee through ancient rituals, traditional coffee ceremonies, and local legends. A soulful journey into the roots of the bean.
Explore Vietnam’s unique coffee culture — egg coffee, phin brews, and robusta beans. Visit the Central Highlands in Da Lat and Buon Ma Thuot, and meet farmers pioneering sustainable production.
Plan your trips around global coffee celebrations — from the World of Coffee in Europe to Coffee Expo Seoul and the Ethiopia Coffee Festival. Your caffeine calendar starts here.
Immerse yourself in local life by staying on a working coffee farm. Learn how beans are picked, processed, roasted — and enjoy fresh brews at sunrise with panoramic views.
Culture
From Ethiopian jebena to Vietnamese phin filters and Colombian tinto traditions — explore how different cultures prepare and share coffee, each with a story in every cup.
“Science may never come up with a better office communication system than the coffee break.”
Earl Wilson
