Cuban coffee

[elmolesto]

Hey everybody,

Have you ever been on this website www.coffeebeans.ie

I was looking for something different and I got some lovely cuban beans on that site.

 

[jlyon10]

Interesting

 

[loki1957]

aren''t Cubans illegal?

 

[Jackson]

The United States currently has a trade embargo on all Cuban products.

 

[Alun_evans]

There is an excellent Cuban Coffee roastery in Wellington, New Zealand, called Havana Coffee works http://www.havana.co.nz/ . They have been around for around since 1990 and only roast Cuban coffee. Was at one of their cafes (Fidels) and was very impressed with the coffee I tried. It seems a pity that you guys in the USA can not et your hands (legally)on Cuban Coffee or of course cigars!!

 

[CCafe]

Yes it is a shame. But someday when Castro is dead and Bush is out of office we can fix this silly little feud.

 

[wmark]

I see a new advertiser on the site selling Cuban Coffee in America.

I guess we should all know that to mean, Cuban style coffee made from beans sourced in Colombia and/or Brazil and not coffee made from Cuban coffee beans.

Would hate to have the public mislead.

Cuban beans would be available in countries outside of the U.S., though like in Ireland at the beginning of the thread.

 

[jlyon10]

I saw a site on one of the banners on here. I went to it because I was interested about it. They said they were in FL and they roasted in the Cuban style but the beans are from some where else.

 

[kanacubancoffee]

You can also find Cuban Coffee here http://www.kanacubancoffee.com

We roast excellent selections of Cuban coffee blends that can be enjoyed as an espresso or drip!

 

[wmark]

Yes, like my previous statement, the Cuban blend does not have one Cuban bean in it

 

[thewilliams1]

Yes, like my previous statement, the Cuban blend does not have one Cuban bean in it

haha.. Surly its gotta have at least one!

 

[wmark]

Yeah, and where would an American get a Cuban bean ?

 

[thewilliams1]

lol... off a plant in Columbia, of course

 

[coffeeloverlisa]

Could a company like mine make any money selling a Cuban Coffee that was not an established Cuban brand, but rather a Cuban bean/blend? That way it would stay in line with my brand.

??

 

[wmark]

The Cuban coffee is cuban in name only.
If coffee brands is what you want, then they may be what you want.