It’s in Costa Rica. The Hacienda Alsacia Farm has been in existence since 1970. Starbucks bought in the 2010s. Normally, Starbucks buys beans from coffee farmers, the company is not in the ...

While there are many things to do in Costa Rica for an unforgettable ... Here, the farm conducts daily tours of the coffee ...

including the very first coffee mill in Costa Rica. In the mountains, about two hours from the capital city of San Jose, Aquiares offers tours of their operation. The beans grown here are ...

Carlos Fonseca, a consultant who works with more than 20 Costa Rican farms ... good prices for their beans. “As long as prices are good, we will continue to make coffee,” Bonilla said.

The coffee beans looked good enough to pick and eat raw ... and that it was still in existence – as a coffee farm. Costa Rica’s southern region, home to the Osa Peninsula and Corcovado National Park, ...

Pablo Bonilla, whose family grows the beans in Costa Rica and sends ... elevation, the coffee cherries take longer to be ready to harvest. His quantity may be smaller than farms at a lower ...

Arabica beans are known for their superior flavor ... and this commitment extends to its coffee industry. Many Costa Rican coffee farms are certified organic, meaning they avoid the use of ...

This signature guest experience invites coffee lovers to gather on plastic stools—Viet style—to make their own brew. Each cup is handcrafted from organic beans grown on local farms and ...