

Costa Rican Coffee
- Flavour
- Caramel, chocolate and fruity
- Style
- Balanced
- Body
- Medium
- Acidity
- Bright
- Type
- Single origin
- Brew
- Espresso and pour-over
?Which grind should I choose?
Match the grind to your coffee maker.
- AeroPress (fine)
- Ground for an AeroPress coffee maker.
- Espresso
- Fine grind for espresso machines that take ground coffee. If your machine grinds beans, choose Whole beans.
- Filter
- Medium grind for drip filter machines and pour-over brewers.
- French press / cafetière
- Choose this option for a cafetière, French press or moka pot.
- Whole beans
- Unground coffee for your own grinder or a bean-to-cup machine.
Using another brewer? Ask us which grind to choose.
?GoGreen paper packaging
Choose “GoGreen” above to receive your coffee or tea in recyclable paper bags.
Please transfer your coffee or tea to an airtight container as soon as it arrives. Paper bags do not provide an oxygen barrier, so leaving it in the bag will affect freshness.
Learn more about GoGreen packagingCosta Rican coffee is known for its bright acidity and complex flavour profile. Our bean are from the Tres Rio region and are great examples of what Costa Rican growers can achieve.
- Aroma: Costa Rican coffee has a vibrant and fruity aroma with notes of citrus, berry, and floral undertones. The aroma is fresh and inviting.
- Flavour: Costa Rican coffee has a complex and balanced profile, with a bright acidity that is not too overpowering. The coffee has a smooth and clean taste with notes of chocolate, caramel, and a fruity finish that may vary depending on the region where it was grown.
- Body: This coffee has a medium body, which means it has a weighty mouthfeel without being too heavy or oily.
- Finish: The finish of Costa Rican coffee is long and pleasant, with a lingering sweetness and a subtle hint of acidity that adds depth to the flavour.
Overall, Costa Rican coffee is a great choice for those who appreciate a bright and complex coffee with a balanced profile. It is a versatile coffee that can be enjoyed in different brewing methods, from pour-over to espresso, and it is known for its high quality and consistency.
Excellent smooth taste ,
Smooth coffee with not a trace of bitterness, just mellow flavour
It is good to try new coffees.
I have been using Costa Rican as an espresso. Not sure if that is the best method of brewing.
I normally use Monsoon Malabar and this is definitely more acidic with a lighter body.
I reserve judgement.
Will try as a pour over maybe
Costa Rican, espresso ground.
Rich but smooth taste and a nutty flavour
Excellent coffee full of nutty and fruity flavours. Great to sit and drink slowly.