Coffee from Honduras

[JOHN 57]

Hello, what is the best Honduran coffee to carry home, and what is the price. Thank you, John

[caribsun]

Cafe San Marcos Supremo, around $8.00 per pound.

[JOHN 57]

Hello Caribsun, thank you for the information. I will be sure to try Cafe San Marcos Supremo, and bring some home. Thank you, John

[sail7seas]

Do you know if Cafe San Marcos sells decaf?

 

[caribsun]

Do you know if Cafe San Marcos sells decaf?

 

 

I don't believe so but do try Cafe Copan Decaffeinated Honduran coffee, same company that grows the San Marcos.

[dololie]

Cafe maya $2.oo a pound got some last week.

[iowa-traveler]

Where is a good place to get this? We are going in December and will be on the Carnival Cruise line

[Monkeylala]

Where is a good place to get this? We are going in December and will be on the Carnival Cruise line

 

Plaza Mar, Eldons or the Hyper Mega Mart, I used to get Cafe Mirumundo but now stick mainly with Cafe Oro at about $3 US lb. It, like a large majotity of the ground coffes do have a very small amount of Sugar Cane Roasted and ground in with it though everyone I know who drinksBlack Coffes just notes the lack of bitterness and not a sweet flavor at all

[LHT28]

Is there anyplace at the shops/stalls at Mahogany Bay that sell the bags of coffee beans

 

Last time we docked at Coxen hole & just walked into town & got some

 

Thanks

[iheartbda]

Is there anyplace at the shops/stalls at Mahogany Bay that sell the bags of coffee beans

 

Last time we docked at Coxen hole & just walked into town & got some

 

Thanks

Yes, there is at least one place, although I bought mine somewhere else. I know on another thread someone said to avoid buying the coffee in the burlap bags (which is what I did:() since it is not as good as other kinds. However, I don't remember which they said was a good one to buy.:o

[LHT28]

Yes, there is at least one place, although I bought mine somewhere else. I know on another thread someone said to avoid buying the coffee in the burlap bags (which is what I did:() since it is not as good as other kinds. However, I don't remember which they said was a good one to buy.:o

I bought the one in burlap it was fine to me

:confused::confused:

Thanks I will look near the dock area at MB

 

Lyn

[iowa-traveler]

Thanks for the info- it might be cheap (coffee) but not sure it's worth the gamble -I'm kinda picky on coffee, but for a few bucks..:)

[LHT28]

Thanks for the info- it might be cheap (coffee) but not sure it's worth the gamble -I'm kinda picky on coffee, but for a few bucks..:)

 

Cheap as in price or cheap as in quality???

 

We bought a big bag in Colon for $3 ..it was very good

We buy the beans & our machine grinds them at the time

We are picky also

we have bought bags of coffee beans in most of Central America & Columbia all very good & reasonable prices

we usually buy about 12 bags on a cruise at the different ports

[iowa-traveler]

Yes cheap as in quality - I prefer the beans and grind them myself. There are a few from Trader Joes that I like that come from Belize and Honduras.

[LHT28]

Yes cheap as in quality - I prefer the beans and grind them myself. There are a few from Trader Joes that I like that come from Belize and Honduras.

If you stop in Guatemala look for some there

We found some good ones in Mexico at the port of Chiapias

 

Cannot wait for our "coffee cruise" ;)

 

Enjoy