Family-owned and vertically integrated coffee company La Venta Specialty Coffee recently completed a farm-to-cup connection with the opening of La Venta Café in Dubuque, Iowa. Guests to the cozy shop…
La Venta Café Completes Farm-To-Cup Connection from Colombia to Dubuque
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