Six origins, roasted and packed by the same family in Houston. See how each one gets from the port to your cup, or go straight to the coffee.
The Aldecoa Legacy
One family. 100 years in coffee.
Aldecoa began in 1926, when Carlos de Aldecoa Fernández started roasting coffee in Madrid. The business followed the family to Veracruz, Mexico, and then to Houston, where it has been since 1984.
Today Carlos de Aldecoa Bueno leads the company, with the fourth generation roasting daily on Clinton Drive and packing every bag, K-Cup and pod in our Houston plant.
Four generations of roasted coffee
From Madrid to Clinton Drive
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1926
Madrid, Spain

Carlos de Aldecoa Fernández, born in Ronda in 1903, starts roasting coffee in Madrid.
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1938
Veracruz, Mexico

The family brings the business to Veracruz, where it grows to include coffee farms, roasting and retail.
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1963
Córdoba, Veracruz
His son, Carlos de Aldecoa Pereda, born in Córdoba, takes the reins and expands the business in Mexico.
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1984
Houston, Texas

The family moves the business to Houston and opens a roaster and a coffee office service.
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2003
Port of Houston
With Carlos de Aldecoa leading the Greater Houston Coffee Association, Houston becomes a Coffee "C" exchange port.
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Today
Clinton Drive
The fourth generation roasts daily, right here in Houston.

Always watching the horizon, in contemplation of the hereafter. Where illusion lives, where love resides.





