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Rwanda Nyamasheke Coffee: Volcanic Sweetness in Your Cup
This time, our search for the Cup of Excellence takes us to Rwanda, a small country in East Africa that, with its mountainous geography, rich volcanic soils, and temperate climate, offers ideal conditions for growing high-altitude Arabica coffee.
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Colombian Coffee: Tabí del Cauca, a Cup of Excellence from the Inza Mountains
When talking about quality Arabica coffee, Colombia is synonymous with excellence. Recognized as the world's second largest exporter of Arabica coffee after Brazil, the country has built a reputation based on the quality and diversity of its beans.
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China's Treasure: Specialty Coffee from the Country of Tea
This time we have the pleasure of presenting you a coffee that breaks the mold, not only because it is of an origin little related to specialty coffee, but because its flavor and great quality never cease to surprise when knowing its origin: China. Its cultivation takes place in the province of Yunnan, in the southwest of the country, near the border with Laos and Myanmar. It is a fairly remote area, especially known for Pu erh tea, possibly the
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Christmas Coffee 2024 Panama Quetzal: the origin of a unique flavor
As has been tradition at Cafés Caracas, for the Christmas holidays we opt for coffees with very sweet and aromatic profiles... ideal to accompany long after-dinner conversations. This year we wanted to give it a more chocolatey and fruity touch. We have put on our best clothes and traveled to Panama, a country with a small volume of coffee, but with great quality and international recognition.
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Pacamara Nicaragua: Exploring the Coffee Treasures of Nicaragua
Nicaragua is a classic among coffee producing countries worldwide. The first large ones began to be introduced in 1790 by Catholic missionaries, and to this day it is one of the country's main exports. Nicaragua has everything to develop its coffee industry: fertile lands of volcanic origin, abundant biomass and water...
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Cup of Excellence from a unique place in the world: the Apaneca-Ilamatepec volcanic mountain range
El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America, with approximately 6.5 million inhabitants, making it also the most densely populated. It is often referred to as the "45-minute country" because everything is said to be 45 minutes away, although this is not true when it comes to its mountainous areas, some of which are very difficult to access, and many of them are coffee-producing regions.
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Safari through Ethiopia, a jewel called "Heirloom"
We are pleased to present you a project that had us excited for a long time. This is our humble tribute to Ethiopian coffee, the place where the arabica coffee bush originates from and, without a doubt, the most fascinating destination to go on a "safari" for the most authentic sensations that the world of coffee offers us.
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