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Coffee Taste

Strong aroma
100% Arabica
Elegantly perfectly matched to the various portions of the coffee

Organic Coffee

Organically grown
No Impurities
Without Pesticides and Fungicides

Coffee Beans

Grown, roasted and packed in Cuba
Dry preparation method
Does not cause acidity

Where Coffee Grow

Best climate conditions and geographical features for growing coffee beans
Coffee plantations range from 400 to 1200 m above sea level, on the east coast of the island

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About coffee

  • History of Cuban Coffee
  • Cuban Coffee Beans
  • Quality of Cuban coffee

History of Cuban Coffee

The first coffee beans came from the Dominican Republic, the Santo Domingo region.
For many years, Cuban coffee did not reach the coffee gourmets who appreciated this high quality drink for a variety of reasons. Lately, positive Cuban economic changes have helped Cuban coffee to conquer world markets with increasing speed.
José Antonio Gelabert introduced the first coffee plant to Cuba in 1748, and the first coffee production company was established in Havana. By 1791, French colonists, fleeing the abolition of slavery during the Haitian Revolution, intro-duced better coffee production methods to Cuba. Coffee production in eastern Cuba during the 19th and early 20th centuries “resulted in the creation of a unique cultural landscape, illustrating a significant stage in the development of this form of agriculture”.
In the beginnings of the 20th century Cuba became the first world coffee produc-er – exporter.
By the 21st century, 92 percent of the country’s coffee was grown in areas of the Sierra Maestra mountains. The coffee harvest runs September through January, peaking in October and November.The island produces both arabica and robusta beans, with most production coming from small family farms.
As such, UNESCO has listed Santiago and Guantanamo provinces, South-Eastern region, as a World Heritage Site since 2000.

Cuban Coffee Beans

Today, Cuba is an exporter and delivers various types of coffee to world mar-kets.
Cuban coffee is characterized by a spicy, slightly tanning and a little bit of butter, but not sour taste. Coffee – rich, with a variety of aftertaste – tobacco, caramel, chocolate. The amount of caffeine in the beans is high enough, so the coffee is strong, the Cubans are the most appreciated.
The mixture of small and standard beans gives the unconventional taste to the coffee. Caracolillo beans delivers a special chocolate flavour. The lightly velvety little aftertaste of the coffee can fall in love with the first cup. This delicious cof-fee is especially designed for those who value the exceptional character of this drink.
Coffee beans look like pearl sinks in their shape, and from the Spanish word, this name means “sea cornice”. This feature cardinally distinguishes Caracolillio beans from other types of coffee and gives the drink a unique flavor, an unforget-tably delicate aftert.

Quality of Cuban coffee

Geographical location of Cuba and the ideal climate make it possible to produce an exclusive Arabica coffee of the highest quality standards. Cuban coffee grow-ers have a special love and focus on growing, assembling and processing coffee beans. Only organic fertilizers are used, and coffee beans are handled only by slow roasting in small quantities. These processes are supervised by specially trained people who take responsibility for quality coffee roasting. Adherence to these rules enables to produce the Cuban coffee with a unique and exceptional flavor. Slowly, at the right temperature roasted coffee beans release the maxi-mum amount of essential oils which allow you to enjoy the excellent taste of a high-quality drink and appreciate its exceptionally delicate aroma.

Elite Cuban Coffee is considered to be one of the best coffees in the world. It’s a shame, but many still do not know that Island of Freedom has been a wonderful producer and exporter of high quality products for over 300 years. Until the rev-olution, only Cuban coffee was imported to the United States.

We believe that coffee connoisseurs and lovers will find the charm of this Cuban product.

Cuban accents

Friendly people

Cubans are some of the friendliest and most honest people on the planet. They will talk to anyone and everyone, and are generous with their time and money.
The people are out and about, engaging with one another and the world around them. Relationships…

Architecture

It’s well known that traveling to Cuba, to Havana is like traveling back in time: the weathered buildings, the old classic cars and the rich history standing out as top lures on your visit to this land. It’s less known however, that at the beginning…

Coffee

Coffee came to Cuba in the mid-1700s, and soon thereafter Cuba became a large coffee producer and exporter. In fact, coffee production has had such an impact on the Cuban landscape that the first coffee plantations now have a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list…

Nature

Cuba is the largest Caribbean island. Its landscape, in different cities and beaches, is extremely diverse and rich – a reflection of the entire Caribbean geography. Nature awarded Cuba with its unique features making it an ideal place for tourists. The biggest attraction is a 5,445-km-long…

Colours of Cuba

Cuba is tempting and provocative – full of contradictions and not always easy to understand. It is a country full of culture, music, history and passion. Rhythms and melodies are ubiquitous in this melting pot of African, European and Carib-bean cultures.
The national flag of Cubas…

Cars

Cuba is literally a rolling car museum. Everywhere you look is an old-school American brand vehicle, ranging from Oldsmobile to Chevrolet, Buick to Ford with a nice sampling of Chrysler’s old Plymouth brand. There’s even a few Rus-sian Volgas thrown in the mix. These are all …

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    Kuba yra viliojanti ir provokuojanti – pilna prieštaravimų ir ne visada lengvai suprantama. Tai – šalis, alsuojanti įvairiaspalve kultūra, muzikos, istorijos ir aistros ritmais. Čia tarsi susilieja Afrikos, Europos ir Karibų jūros kultūrų ritmai ir melodijos.

    Architecture

    It’s well known that traveling to Cuba, to Havana is like traveling back in time: the weathered buildings, the old classic cars and the rich history standing out as top lures on your visit to this land. It’s less known however, that at the begin-ning of the 20th century, the Cuban capital was spectacularly rich – not unlike Newport’s Gilded Age – in which Havana underwent an extraordinary boom pe-riod, architecturally enriching with international influences such as art nouveau, art deco and eclectic design.
    To this day, Havana is one of the most architecturally diverse cities in the world, a city photographer’s paradise. Its buildings clearly mirror its social and political history ever since the Spanish colonial times, up to the more modern present day.

    Nature

    Cuba is the largest Caribbean island. Its landscape, in different cities and beaches, is extremely diverse and rich – a reflection of the entire Caribbean geography. Nature awarded Cuba with its unique features making it an ideal place for tourists. The biggest attraction is a 5,445-km-long coastline with a wide variety of beaches. Varadero is the foremost of them, boasting more than 20 km of coastline.
    What is important about the color and structure of the sand … White and fine sand is characteristic of the coastal strips, which, over the centuries, have formed a wave of waves trying to overcome coral reefs.
    Cuba is one of the places in the Caribbean where sea turtles lay eggs. As the coastal waters are very clean and warm, nature has created all the favorable conditions for breeding marine flora and fauna.

    Coffee

    Coffee came to Cuba in the mid-1700s, and soon thereafter Cuba became a large coffee producer and exporter. In fact, coffee production has had such an impact on the Cuban landscape that the first coffee plantations now have a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
    Cubans drink very strong coffee from small cups. 5-7 cups of coffee a day is quite normal. In rural areas it is usual to grow coffee trees and the beans are dried, roasted and ground at home.
    The most popular is the type of Cubita coffee.

    Friendly people

    Cubans are some of the friendliest and most honest people on the planet. They will talk to anyone and everyone, and are generous with their time and money.
    The people are out and about, engaging with one another and the world around them. Relationships with family and friends are prized above pretty much every-thing else.

    Cars

    Cuba is literally a rolling car museum. Everywhere you look is an old-school American brand vehicle, ranging from Oldsmobile to Chevrolet, Buick to Ford with a nice sampling of Chrysler’s old Plymouth brand. There’s even a few Rus-sian Volgas thrown in the mix. These are all vehicles that the majority of Ameri-can car lovers would spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on—and they are used as Cubans’ everyday vehicles. It’s a direct result of the ban on importing foreign cars to the country after the cuban revolution of 1959.

    Colours of Cuba

    Cuba is tempting and provocative – full of contradictions and not always easy to understand. It is a country full of culture, music, history and passion. Rhythms and melodies are ubiquitous in this melting pot of African, European and Carib-bean cultures.

    The national flag of Cuba consists of five alternating stripes (three blue and two white) and a red equilateral triangle at the hoist, within which is a white five-pointed star. It was designed in 1849 and officially adopted May 20, 1902.