November 1, 2014. Alberto Font/The Tico times. You read it right, $6 for a cup of coffee. No milk, no sugar, no ice cream, no flavors; just roasted beans and water. But it’s hardly any old cup of joe. That coffee from La Mesa in Dota, Tarrazú, won the 2014 Costa Rica Cup of Excellence, the gold medal for caffeinated excellence.
Skip the Line: Mineral Hot Springs Full Day Ticket w/ Optional Lunch or Dinner. 1 to 10 hours. Free Cancellation. From. $42.00. Craft Specialty Coffee and Chocolate Tour at North Fields, La Fortuna Costa Rica. 2 hours 30 minutes. Free Cancellation. From. Costa Rica’s most famous coffee-growing region is called Tarrazu. These distinctive beans grow between 4,000 and 6,000 feet of altitude. This high-altitude area produces 35% of Costa Rica’s coffee, and 95% of that coffee is certified SHB, or Strictly Hard Bean. SHB coffee grows at over 4,500 feet in elevation. Verve Coffee Roasters. Verve Coffee: Costa Rica Sumava Lactico Natural—Sweet Magnolia florals greet the nose at the first sip, complemented by the soft touch of White Peach. Concord Grape is woven throughout with a similar profile to natural wine, finishing the cup with a sparkling mouthfeel. Gevalia K Cup coffee pods are made from 100% Arabica beans exclusively sourced from Costa Rica. Our full-flavored coffee k cups can be used for all Keurig® 1.0 & 2.0 brewing systems. Each 10-count box of medium-dark roast k cups is great for those keeping Kosher and is Rainforest Alliance Certified. According to the International Women’s Coffee Alliance, more than 500 million people around the world are dependent on coffee for their livelihoods, and of those, 25 million are coffee farmers.

Coffees from this quiet Central American country are grown at high altitudes and are some of the most flavorful on the planet. I have not taken time to enjoy and contemplate coffee from Costa Rica, until my first bag of Volcanica Coffee Costa Rica Original Tarrazu. This exquisite medium-roast coffee is what dreams are made of.

Fideluz. $9,259.40. $ 1,574.10. 30. Don Egidio Rodriguez. $5,416.78. $ 904.78. *The winning coffees have been selected and scored in blind cuppings. The winning farm and the specific coffee lot information is submitted by each farmer and is not known to the public until the awards ceremony. The coffee producers in Costa Rica are innovative– constantly trying to find ways of improving the quality of their coffee in the cup. The more desirable the flavor profile of a coffee is, the higher the price it will fetch for the producer. v4rGPu.
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