Costa Rica Reserve

Could there possibly be such a thing as a coffee that is too perfect? This Costa Rica cup evokes comments such as classic cup, perfectly balanced, and exceptionally clean. Professional tasters call it Perfect, not boring or bland . You'll find this to be a bright coffee, high in acidity, medium in body, wonderfully aromatic. There is something to be said for bringing it full circle and celebrating a cup rich in its own flavor.

Costa Rica Reserve beans are strictly hard bean, SHB, meaning that they are grown at altitudes over 3900 feet. The high altitude slows the maturity of the bean, keeping it denser and locking the rich flavor inside. SHB beans are the finest that Cost Rica has to offer.

There is a revolution happening in the Costa Rica coffee region and it has encouraged more and more farmers to work small coffee mills, called micro-mills, as opposed to the larger plantations. Given the... read more >>

Could there possibly be such a thing as a coffee that is too perfect? This Costa Rica cup evokes comments such as "classic cup," "perfectly balanced," and "exceptionally clean." Professional tasters call it "Perfect, not boring or bland". You'll find this to be a "bright" coffee, high in acidity, medium in body, wonderfully aromatic. There is something to be said for bringing it full circle and celebrating a cup rich in its own flavor.

Costa Rica Reserve beans are strictly hard bean, SHB, meaning that they are grown at altitudes over 3900 feet. The high altitude slows the maturity of the bean, keeping it denser and locking the rich flavor inside. SHB beans are the finest that Cost Rica has to offer.

There is a revolution happening in the Costa Rica coffee region and it has encouraged more and more farmers to work small coffee mills, called micro-mills, as opposed to the larger plantations. Given the opportunity to mill it them selves and to have absolute authority of the process has also given these coffee artisans the freedom to produce some of the best-flavored beans yet.

We now have a unique, more personal relationship with the prideful farmer. Farmers in their high altitude micro-mills, in search of the perfect bean, to make the perfect cup of coffee. I'd have to agree with the cuppers, to me that sound like... Perfection.

Coffee from this country is also available as Decaf.

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