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Coffee Yinzer67 roasts rated, avg score of 4.50
4.00 - Average
I visited Puerto Rico this week. Our first breakfast was at a nice beach hotel restaurant. They served a higher end commercial coffee. Even though it is large commercial Puerto Rico producer, Alto Grande wasn't bad at all
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Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican coffee is renowned for its rich, smooth flavor with a balanced acidity, often noted for its chocolatey and fruity undertones. It's grown primarily in the mountainous regions of the island, where the unique climate contributes to the beans' distinctive taste profile.
Puerto Rican coffee, celebrated for its exceptional quality, is deeply ingrained in the island's culture and economy. Grown in the lush, volcanic soil of Puerto Rico's central mountainous regions, such as Yauco, Adjuntas, and Jayuya, the coffee boasts a smooth, full-bodied flavor with hints of chocolate and fruit. The island's coffee industry attracts connoisseurs in search of premium brews and fuels a burgeoning coffee tourism sector. Visitors can visit coffee plantations to learn about the intricate processes of coffee cultivation and production, from planting to harvesting to roasting. These tours often culminate in tastings, where tourists can savor the rich, aromatic brews while enjoying the scenic vistas of Puerto Rico's verdant highlands. This immersive experience connects coffee lovers with the island's historical and cultural heritage, making an amazing option for a coffee lover visiting the island.
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