In the lush, green hills of Costa Rica, a small online coffee business flourished, known to its loyal customers as Everyday Crime. The name was a playful nod to the addictive nature of coffee, a daily indulgence that felt like a harmless crime of passion. The business was run by two people whose love for coffee had intertwined their lives—a man from Chile and a woman from Costa Rica.
 

They had met by chance, bonded by their mutual love for the rich, complex flavors of coffee. What began as casual conversations about their favorite brews soon evolved into a dream of creating something special together. Their vision was clear: to bring the world’s finest coffees to people’s homes, allowing them to experience the diverse flavors of different cultures with every sip of fresh roasted cofee.
 

Operating solely online, Everyday Crime sourced beans from the most renowned coffee regions around the globe. From the high-altitude farms of Ethiopia to the lush plantations of Costa Rica and the rich soils of Colombia, they curated a selection that celebrated the best each region had to offer. But what set them apart was their commitment to freshness—every order is roasted to perfection only after it is placed, ensuring that each bag of coffee arrived at its peak flavor.
 

Customers flocked to their site, enticed by the promise of high-quality, freshly roasted, ethically sourced coffee delivered right to their doorstep. Each package came with a story, detailing the origin of the beans and the people who grew them, making every cup a journey to a different part of the world.

Though they lived a quiet life in Costa Rica, their influence reached far beyond their small town. Everyday Crime became known not just for its exceptional coffee but for the passion and care that went into every bag they shipped. For the couple, it was more than a business—it was a way to share their love for coffee with the world, one freshly roasted cup at a time.