Latin America & Caribbean

Coffee first arrived in the "new world" through the Caribbean in the early 18th century and was grown commercially throughout those islands for a hundred years before arriving in Central and South America. For a time, when America was being born, the Caribbean was the largest coffee producing region in the world. Then coffee was planted in Brazil, which would become the world's largest coffee producer in less than 100 years.
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  1. Heavy body, chocolate, almond, toffee, dried fruits
    BR-ESP-TX
    • 200+
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  2. Heavy body, chocolate, almond, toffee, dried fruits
    BR-ESP-NJ
    • 200+
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  3. Heavy body, chocolate, almond, toffee, dried fruits
    BR-ESP-CA
    • 200+
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  4. Cup notes available upon arrival
    P612166-1
    • Alameda, CA:

      ETA Sep 2024

      275
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  5. Cup notes available upon arrival
    P612496-2
    • Alameda, CA:

      ETA Sep 2024

      17
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  6. Cherry, pear, cinnamon, toffee
    P611596-3
    • 16
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  7. Dates, dried apricot, pear, honey
    P611742-1
    • 37
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  8. Cup notes available upon arrival
    P612113-1
    • 271
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  9. Cup notes available upon arrival
    P612268-1
    • 100
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  10. Cup notes available upon arrival
    P612268-2
    • 125
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  11. Cherry tart, white peach, tamarind, brown sugar
    P612331-4
    • 18
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  12. Smooth, pear marmalade, white grape, caramel, lychee
    P612560-1
    • 20
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  13. Raspberry jelly, almond butter, honey, heavy body
    P612305-1
  14. Grape juice, cherry cobbler, caramel, pecan
    P612305-3
  15. Blackberry, nectarine, caramel, coffee cake
    P612100-1
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