Tag: coffee in Costa Rica
An AmericanVirtual Store Sells Costa Rican Coffee “Fortified” with Cannabis Compounds
It is no secret to anyone that Costa Rican coffee is highly valued in international markets, so much so that in 2018...
Costa Rican Coffee Continues to Reach Three Continents Even in Times of Pandemic
America, Asia and Europe are the continents to which 5,000 Costa Rican coffee growers manage to export...
IICA and the EU Seek to Mitigate the Effects of COVID-19 in the Central...
The European Union (EU) and the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) reported that they are...
Costa Rican Coffee Captivates The “Barista” World Champion
Joo Yeon from South Korea is the “Barista” (professional coffee preparer) world champion and publicly has manifested...
All You Should Know About the Best Drink in the World: Coffee!
Many stories revolve around coffee and its effects on the body. Some of them true, others false....
Proposal to Declare Costa Rica's Coffee a National Symbol Advances
Recently, the affirmative opinion was given of the Legislative Special Commission on Science, Technology, and Education, in which Costa Rican coffee will...
Coffee: The Ubiquitous Drink That Rules The World
Coffee is, after water, the second most consumed liquid in the world. Coffee is the second best selling commodity after oil
Costa Rica Aims To Double Annual Coffee Production for 2023
Coffee arrived in Latin America in 1720, with the first seeds of the Coffe arabica species that was sown in Martinique
Costa Rican Coffee: The Best in the World and Deeply Rooted In Our Culture
Costa Rican coffee is a culture with a tradition built for centuries of careful dedication to details from the selection of seeds to serving the brew on the family table. It is in almost every facet of the collective imaginary and feelings, as a way of understanding life.
Would You Like A Chorreado? It’s International Coffee Day
October 1, 2019 is the the fourth year the world celebrates International Coffee Day. This unoficial date pays tribute to the beverage...
Coffee: The Pride of Ticos
At the end of the 18th century, coffee came to Costa Rica for the first time. It was also the first Central American country...
BLUE OSA RETREAT CENTER
As my three month Costa Rican excursion drew to a close, I had the opportunity to visit one of the most aesthetically and spiritually...
