Est. 2005 · Matagalpa & Jinotega, Nicaragua

From Our Estate to Your Roastery

Specialty green coffee grown, processed, and shipped by one family. No importers. No brokers. Just twenty years of craft, delivered direct.

A Baltodano Family Estate · Powered by INA Coffee Holdings
1,452
Hectares Protected Land
1,200
Hectares Planted Coffee
1,300+
Meters Altitude
300+
Families Employed
Export Certifications ReadyFDA-Registered FacilityQ-Graders On StaffWeekly Shipments to USFull Beneficio: Wet Mill · Dry Mill · Lab

From Seed to Cup

Watch the journey of our coffee — from flowering to cherry to your roastery. Every stage nurtured by our family on Nicaraguan soil.

Find Your Coffee

Answer a few quick questions and we’ll match you with the lots your customers will love.

What do your customers reach for most?

Current Offerings

Specialty-grade lots, cupped and graded by our Q-graders. Each lot tells a story of its farm, altitude, and the hands that grew it.

Caturra Washed
Jinotega · 1,350m
Process: Washed · Varietal: Caturra
Dark chocolate, citrus, almond, brown sugar
84.5Cup Score
2025/26
Marsellesa Honey
Matagalpa · 1,320m
Process: Honey · Varietal: Marsellesa
Caramel, peach, walnut, milk chocolate
85Cup Score
2025/26
Catimor Washed
Matagalpa · 1,300m
Process: Washed · Varietal: Catimor
Cocoa, toasted almond, orange peel, clean finish
83.5Cup Score
2025/26
Micro-lot
Maracatu Anaerobic
Jinotega · 1,380m
Process: Anaerobic · Varietal: Maracatu
Tropical fruit, wine, dark cherry, floral, complex
87Cup Score
2025/26

How It Works

01
Browse & Discover
Explore our current lots. Learn about each farm, varietal, and process.
02
Request Samples
We’ll send you 200g cupping samples of any lot — on us. Free, no commitment.
03
Cup & Decide
Roast and cup at your pace. Our Q-graders are available to walk you through profiles.
04
Order Direct
Order in 25lb, 50lb, or 65lb boxes. Shipped from our farms to your roastery.

Our Story

In 2005, the Baltodano brothers set out with one vision: grow the finest Arabica coffee in Nicaragua while uplifting every community that makes it possible.

Twenty years later, INA Coffee Holdings spans four farms across Matagalpa and Jinotega — 1,452 hectares of protected forest and 1,200 hectares of thriving coffee plants. We’ve built schools, created stable jobs for over 300 families, and planted thousands of shade trees to protect the ecosystem we depend on.

B5 Estate Coffee is the next chapter. We are five — the Baltodano family — and we’re bringing our estate coffee directly to specialty roasters across the United States. No middlemen. No commodity pricing. Just the coffee we’ve spent two decades perfecting.

When you buy from B5, you’re not buying from an importer’s offer list. You’re buying from the family that planted the trees, nurtured the soil, picked the cherries, and cupped every single lot.

Building Futures

Education is the foundation of every thriving coffee community. We’ve built schools in our farming regions so the children of our workers have access to quality education — because the next generation of coffee stewards starts in the classroom.

Photos coming soon — we’ll share images of our community schools, classrooms, and the families they serve.

The Farms

Four estates across Nicaragua’s premier highland regions, each with unique microclimates that shape the character of our coffee.

Jinotega

Ina Oriental

Our highest-altitude estate, producing bright, citric lots with floral complexity.

Matagalpa

Ina Occidental

Rich volcanic soils yield chocolate-forward, full-bodied cups.

Matagalpa

Ina Tepeyac

Our workhorse estate, producing consistent, clean lots ideal for blends and everyday roasts.

Varieties Grown: Caturra · Red Catuaí · Catimor · Marsellesa · Maracatu

100% Arabica · Shade-Grown · 1,300m+ Altitude

More Than Coffee

We didn’t start B5 to sell coffee. We started it because we believe that a coffee farm should be the heartbeat of its community — not just a source of beans, but a source of education, clean water, stable livelihoods, and pride.

For twenty years, our family has invested in the people and land that make our coffee possible — through our parent company, INA Coffee Holdings in Nicaragua. Not because it looks good on a website, but because these are our neighbors, our friends, and the families who wake up before dawn to pick the cherries that end up in your roastery.

When you buy from B5, you’re not just buying specialty green coffee. You’re funding a school. You’re keeping a watershed clean. You’re putting food on the table for 300 families. That’s not marketing — that’s Tuesday.

What We Build Beyond Coffee

Every bag of green coffee that leaves our farms carries the weight of something bigger. Here’s where your purchase goes.

Community Schools

We’ve built schools in our farming communities, giving children of coffee families access to education and a path forward.

300+ Family Livelihoods

Stable employment with fair wages, safe conditions, and housing support across four farms and two regions.

Clean Water Access

Through INA Coffee Holdings, we’ve built water filtration and distribution systems in communities surrounding our farms, providing families with reliable access to safe drinking water.

Reforestation & Shade

1,452 hectares of protected land with active reforestation. Our shade canopy preserves biodiversity and protects soil health.

Water Stewardship

Responsible water use in wet processing. Our beneficio recycles water and protects local watersheds.

Soil Regeneration

Organic composting, cover crops, and minimal chemical inputs keep our volcanic soils fertile for generations.

Direct Relationships

By selling direct, more value stays with the families who grow the coffee — not with middlemen thousands of miles away.

Certified Quality

Our farms hold internationally recognized certifications — verified proof of our commitment to quality, sustainability, and ethical practices.

Request Samples

Try before you buy. We’ll send cupping samples of any lots that interest you — completely free, no obligation.

Let’s Talk Coffee

Whether you want samples, have questions, or want to visit our farms — we’re here.

Call

+1 (305) 000-0000

Farms

Matagalpa & Jinotega, Nicaragua