Tesoro del Sol Coffee – Whole Bean

Tesoro del Sol fresh roasted coffee beans are 100% Arabica and are produced for Caribbean Trading in the Puerto Rican mountains of Uroyan. Its cultivation at more than 2000 feet of altitude provides the ideal climatic conditions for the growth of this coffee bean with gourmet characteristics.
It is a completely natural product. No pesticides are used and the beans are harvested and selected by hand. The production and final roasting process is also carried out under strict quality standards.
Being 100% Arabica, Tesoro del Sol freshly roasted coffee beans have a smooth body and a sweet aroma. Ideal for those who enjoy the aroma that comes from grinding the beans at home. Its chocolatey flavor will make your mornings a unique moment, bringing to your mind the best memories of the Caribbean.

Resealable Bag with Valve

Medium Roast

Available in 4 and 8 ounce sizes.

Ground

Caribbean Trading Company offers the best Puerto Rico coffee. There is nothing better than a cup o’ Café Boricua. As a Puerto Rican coffee company, we have sourced the best coffee beans and best Puerto Rican coffee brands and have also written a lot about Puerto Rican coffee on our blog. If you are visiting Puerto Rico, be sure to visit a coffee hacienda Puerto Rico. Here are some of our favorite articles:

• Tips To Buy the Best Coffee for Yourself
• Caribbean Trading’s Tesoro del Sol Coffee Featured
• Coffee Country Puerto Rico: Ruta 123
• All About Super-Premium Puerto Rican Coffee
• Coffee Recipes: Highlighting Puerto Rican Coffee
• The Coffee Drinker’s Guide to Puerto Rico

Much of the coffee crop was damaged by Hurricane Maria, but since then, a lot of work is being done to help both the coffee plants and coffee farmers recover. Coffee is a traditional crop and the coffee is grown in Puerto Rico in the western mountain region which offers ideal growing conditions. But there are challenges ahead! Check out these articles for an interesting perspective:

• Too Hot for Coffee! Warming Temperatures in Puerto Rico Present a Challenge to Coffee Growers
• Forest Service Helps Small Farmers Hit Hard by Hurricanes