Calling all home baristas who love to brew with flair, and with your trusty beanie hats in tow, get ready to unravel the coffee wonders of Orosi—a region that holds the secrets to extraordinary specialty coffee in Costa Rica. Nestled… Read More »Coffee Magic in Orosi: Exploring Costa Rica’s Hidden Gem
Calling all home baristas with a passion for brewing and a love for donning cozy beanie hats—get ready to explore the wonders of Tres Ríos, a captivating specialty coffee region in Costa Rica. With every brew, Tres Ríos offers a… Read More »Discovering Tres Ríos, Costa Rica’s Specialty Coffee Haven!
Home Baristas with a flair for brewing and trucker hat aficionados, to the captivating realm of Naranjo—a specialty coffee paradise nestled in the West Valley of Costa Rica. Get ready to indulge your senses in the delightful world of Naranjo’s… Read More »Coffee Bliss in Naranjo: Costa Rica’s Coffee Gem!
Calling all home baristas who wear their favorite trucker hats with pride—it’s time to embark on a captivating coffee journey to the enchanting region of Tarrazú in Costa Rica. Tarrazú, nestled in the Central Valley, is a treasure trove of… Read More »Tarrazú: A Coffee Adventure for Home Baristas
Costa Rica, a coffee lover’s paradise, boasts several captivating specialty coffee regions that beckon travelers with their alluring charm. Embark on a journey of curiosity and exploration as you discover the wonders that await in these remarkable regions: In each… Read More »Costa Rica Specialty Coffee Main Regions
“Pura Vida” is a popular expression in Costa Rica that can be translated as “pure life” or “simple life.” It is a way of expressing the laid-back, easy-going attitude that is common in Costa Rican culture. Essentially, it means to… Read More »Pura Vida!
Arenal coffee farm photos I took near the Arenal volcano in north central Costa Rica show the simplicity and majesty of the country’s landscape. One can spend days just sitting and watching the clouds roll past the peak of the… Read More »Arenal Coffee farm in Costa Rica
According to historical records, the first products of the coffee industry arrived in Latin America Costa Rica at the end of the 18th century, with an insertion of the seeds in the year 1720 as the most probable date. At… Read More »Latin America Coffee Costa Rica