Cada grano cuenta una historia: El café que conecta a Utah con la tradición guatemalteca.

Saul Mejia y Jennifer Espinoza comparten su cultura y el sabor de su tierra natal a través de Qué Chilero Café, llevando un toque de Guatemala a Cache Valley.

(Photos de Qué Chilero Café; diseño por Christopher Cherrington | The Salt Lake Tribune) Bebidas de Qué Chilero Café.

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