Puerto Rican Coffee is the best. It’s strong but not sour. My favorite coffee form PR is Adjuntas, Lareño, Yaucono, Oro and lately Coqui. Before Hurricane Maria In my town we will host a Farmer’s market and my mom will buy coffee from a family that had a farm in Adjuntas.
Those brands you named are the worst. First of all all of them are blended with imported coffee and, in the case of Yaucono, is blended with robusta coffee. The best coffee brands from PR are from Jayuya, single origin all of them. Of course im talkin of Café Hacienda San Pedro, Café Idilio, Café Nativo and Café Don José. Those are real coffees; they are the best example of the cuality of our soil. Try one of the named coffee and tell me.
What coffee farm was this? Would love to visit next time we’re local. We order from a farm in Adjuntas directly and it truly is the best coffee. It takes a little longer to get here- costs a little more but worth every dime and second. The flavor brings you back immediately.
Eso es verdad yo cuando voy a las montaña de Yauco y adjuntas siempre me traigo una bolsa de café en grano y cuando llegó a casa los muelo en mi moledora de mano.
It’s a lovely concept to know that coffee is a drink , that helps many .. But we need to becarefull with our pride … The World we live in does have many countries that farms such a vast array of coffee , we can’t automatically stamp one coffee better than another … And to be truthful the best coffee is not produced in Puerto Rico , one of the best coffees are hard to export , South East Asia , places like Turkey , Muslim countries also produce quality coffee that work be available to other countries , and let’s not forget , Aswell as Colombia and the Ones who are experts into a the Coffee making and process are the Italians with the expresso coffee and their ways of purifying the shots … Puerto Rico did have only a moment in time when the pope made that comment , remember where the pope is in Rome ..? Puerto Rico does have coffee , but lack the training and even how to really push out that refine expresso shot … The coffee in the island is excellent , and it’s tasty in its simplicity ..
I agree totally with your thoughts. I’m a pride boricua who loves our archipelago, but the “best coffee” statement should be made in full context and based on that perspective, I couldn’t agree. The BEST coffee can’t be determined only by origin. There is a whole coffee chain process that influences taste. From coffee harvesting to the barista's personal way of brewing the drink will impact the flavor. And from that scenario, I think Puerto Rican coffee is very far away from the number one spot. 8 of 10 Puerto Rico coffee shops I visit only offer espresso brewing, and when they include pour over, they think I’m speaking japanese when I ask for a Kalita Wave filter method. So, harvesting the BEST coffee isn’t enough, if you don’t know how to elaborate, roast and brew it in all the best possible ways. Cheers!
Why not take pride in our coffee?🏝🇵🇷☕️ Other countries do the same... I would have to taste them all 🌏and then determine which one is best. And the end of the day...its basically the same coffee bean. Big difference is how it is brewed....☕️grandma's coffee was the best she grew her own in the mountains of Corozal.
Less bitter, less acidic, more mellow..in essence more balanced. I just had some coffee from Puerto Rico and it was very unique...almost chocolate-like to my surprise.
Kona coffee is totally different. I live in Hawaii but I’m full Puerto Rican. Kona is darker and stronger in the sense of flavor it’s also more bitter from Puerto Rican coffee.
And now 😢 sad I hope that this new generation continue do what we do best . Let's make puerto rico great again 🙏
Puerto Rico is the best in coffee worldwide yes we do have the best coffee
Puerto Rico produce el café que se toma en el vaticano y Japón.Un café superpremiunm.
I visited this farm, great people great coffee.
I love Puerto Rican coffee
Im glad to hear!!!
Puerto Rican Coffee is the best. It’s strong but not sour. My favorite coffee form PR is Adjuntas, Lareño, Yaucono, Oro and lately Coqui. Before Hurricane Maria In my town we will host a Farmer’s market and my mom will buy coffee from a family that had a farm in Adjuntas.
Those brands you named are the worst. First of all all of them are blended with imported coffee and, in the case of Yaucono, is blended with robusta coffee. The best coffee brands from PR are from Jayuya, single origin all of them. Of course im talkin of Café Hacienda San Pedro, Café Idilio, Café Nativo and Café Don José. Those are real coffees; they are the best example of the cuality of our soil. Try one of the named coffee and tell me.
@@boricubertm2340where do u buy these from if your in the USA?
Ty for sharing our coffee ☕🌞
What coffee farm was this? Would love to visit next time we’re local. We order from a farm in Adjuntas directly and it truly is the best coffee. It takes a little longer to get here- costs a little more but worth every dime and second. The flavor brings you back immediately.
The coffee farm is (Sandra Farms)
This is REAL fair trade.
Super bien hecho! Plis llévame contigo la próxima vez ❤️
I tell you what I’ve drank a lot of coffees before and PR coffee is the absolute smoothest ever 🇵🇷 must be the soil
Love my coffee Especially from my native land
I am for ADJUNTASs Puerto Rico too and I know that's the best coffee the coffee for the mountain in Tanama.
Primo - estoy del acueldo. Que tenga un Prospero Ano Nuevo !!
Eso es verdad yo cuando voy a las montaña de Yauco y adjuntas siempre me traigo una bolsa de café en grano y cuando llegó a casa los muelo en mi moledora de mano.
@@henrygonzalez8793 De acuerdo.
Awesome 👍🇵🇷
Ok thats all great and fantastic but what coffee is it so I can purchase it and experience for myself?
Now I wanna order some coffee from here!
Sweet not bitter
What coffee is this? I'd love to order some.
It’s a lovely concept to know that coffee is a drink , that helps many .. But we need to becarefull with our pride … The World we live in does have many countries that farms such a vast array of coffee , we can’t automatically stamp one coffee better than another … And to be truthful the best coffee is not produced in Puerto Rico , one of the best coffees are hard to export , South East Asia , places like Turkey , Muslim countries also produce quality coffee that work be available to other countries , and let’s not forget , Aswell as Colombia and the Ones who are experts into a the Coffee making and process are the Italians with the expresso coffee and their ways of purifying the shots … Puerto Rico did have only a moment in time when the pope made that comment , remember where the pope is in Rome ..? Puerto Rico does have coffee , but lack the training and even how to really push out that refine expresso shot … The coffee in the island is excellent , and it’s tasty in its simplicity ..
I agree totally with your thoughts. I’m a pride boricua who loves our archipelago, but the “best coffee” statement should be made in full context and based on that perspective, I couldn’t agree.
The BEST coffee can’t be determined only by origin. There is a whole coffee chain process that influences taste.
From coffee harvesting to the barista's personal way of brewing the drink will impact the flavor. And from that scenario, I think Puerto Rican coffee is very far away from the number one spot. 8 of 10 Puerto Rico coffee shops I visit only offer espresso brewing, and when they include pour over, they think I’m speaking japanese when I ask for a Kalita Wave filter method.
So, harvesting the BEST coffee isn’t enough, if you don’t know how to elaborate, roast and brew it in all the best possible ways.
Cheers!
Why not take pride in our coffee?🏝🇵🇷☕️
Other countries do the same...
I would have to taste them all 🌏and then determine which one is best.
And the end of the day...its basically the same coffee bean. Big difference is how it is brewed....☕️grandma's coffee was the best she grew her own in the mountains of Corozal.
I dont get it...is it besy cause taste or caffeine content
Taste of course
Less bitter, less acidic, more mellow..in essence more balanced. I just had some coffee from Puerto Rico and it was very unique...almost chocolate-like to my surprise.
That is me .
Love Puerto Rican coffee but cannot co-sign on the marketing strategy touting Popes & Kings. Not by a long shot. 🕎
@amyt2400
Well it is the best!!! No question!!!
Hmmmmm..........................Is it as good as Kona or Blue Mountain?
Its so much better.
Try it
better!
it's an underrated secret. Not as popular, best kept secret.
Kona coffee is totally different. I live in Hawaii but I’m full Puerto Rican. Kona is darker and stronger in the sense of flavor it’s also more bitter from Puerto Rican coffee.
🤫 better 🏝🇵🇷☕️buen provecho.
Agua para los Gallos..
Una pataleta de envidia de Jose Torres. Probablemente se arrimo en yola sin maleta ni un peso y la envidia lo consume.
😱lo que es la envidia. No irás al cielo😑
Compres Tu ropita..
World's best coffee "is in" Puerto Rico, no "it's".....
For sure it is not at the yoleros place.
🤫 don't want outsiders attention.
Puerto rican coffee taste terrible.
Here a freeloader alien releasing envy from every pore. For sure he has not even tasted the coffee. Just an envious troll!
I think you need to REALLY try it.
So, what’s your favorite coffee? From which part of the world? What coffee did you taste from Puerto Rico with such crappy flavor?
Are you crazy ?🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ you are soooo wrong 😑 maybe you don’t even like coffee 🤷♀️
Typical Trump supporter, nasty looser!