Green Thumb Ranch
Bokeelia, Florida
Meet the miniature animals, spend time with our family, see how we roast and prepare the coffee, and experience where Morenito comes to life in the United States.
Visit the ranch
Walk the coffee fields at Santa Rosa Farm in Nicaragua or visit the family ranch where every batch is roasted in Bokeelia, Florida.
Two countries. Two family homes. One coffee journey.
Morenito Coffee was never meant to be just another bag on a shelf. Our doors are open at the place where the coffee grows and the place where it is roasted.
Bokeelia, Florida
Meet the miniature animals, spend time with our family, see how we roast and prepare the coffee, and experience where Morenito comes to life in the United States.
Visit the ranch
Matagalpa, Nicaragua
Walk the land where the story began, see the coffee grow, learn about the natural process, and meet the people whose care reaches your cup long before the beans arrive in Florida.
Plan a farm visitFollow your coffee from the farm where it is grown to the ranch where it is roasted.
Green Thumb Ranch is our family home on Pine Island and the Florida side of the Morenito Coffee journey. This is where coffee grown at Santa Rosa Farm in Matagalpa, Nicaragua is small-batch roasted in Bokeelia.
A scheduled farm tour gives families time to meet the ranch’s miniature animals, experience the land, and learn how coffee travels from our Nicaraguan farm to the roaster by the sea. Visits are available by advance booking.
Visit FAQ
Green Thumb Ranch is in Bokeelia on Pine Island, Florida. It is Morenito Coffee's family ranch and the Florida home of our small-batch roasting journey.
Visitors can meet the miniature animals, spend time at the family ranch, and learn how Morenito Coffee is roasted and prepared in Bokeelia.
Farm tours are booked through the official Green Thumb Ranch booking page, where current dates, availability, and tour details are listed.
Yes. Ranch visits and farm tours should be booked in advance through the official Green Thumb Ranch schedule before you arrive.
Yes. Coffee grown by the family in Matagalpa, Nicaragua completes its journey with small-batch roasting at Green Thumb Ranch in Bokeelia, Florida.