7 Days Coffee wasn’t born behind a desk. It was shaped on the road—on long rides through Colombia’s mountains,

on a motorcycle loaded with nothing but curiosity and the desire to find real coffee, not catalog samples.

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After a career in the Netherlands as the owner of two restaurants and an automotive company, the founder decided—

post-Covid—to start over with something purer. His journey led him deep into Colombia, where every road tells a story

and every farmer has one worth hearing.

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Those roads weren’t always gentle. Many were nothing more than narrow strips of mud carved into the mountainside,

with no guardrails and only the sound of the engine and the rain for company. We rode through storms, over washed-out

paths, through forests that swallowed the daylight. There were moments when the wheels slipped, when the drop beside

us looked endless, when the only choice was to keep going.

 

But we kept going for a reason: authenticity.

 

Our coffee doesn’t come from a catalog. It doesn’t come from a warehouse pile or a federation batch. It comes straight from

the hands of the people who grow it. Farmers we’ve met in person—after long, muddy rides—to understand their land, their

process, their passion.

 

Today, 7 Days Coffee works directly with 7 independent farmers across Colombia. We purchase our beans personally, roast

them locally to protect their character, and package them into convenient 10-gram drip bags for travelers, hotels, restaurants,

and anyone who wants pure Colombian coffee without compromise.

 

As we expand into Turkey, India, and the United Arab Emirates, we carry those journeys with us—the rain, the mud, the forest roads,

the conversations with farmers at wooden tables in remote fincas. Because every cup we deliver should reflect that effort,

that honesty, and that connection.7 Days Coffee is more than a brand.

It’s a promise: real coffee, from real people, brought to you the real way—seven days a week.