Latin America & Caribbean

Latin America & Caribbean

Coffee first arrived in the "new world" through the Caribbean in the early 18th century and was grown commercially throughout those islands for a hundred years before arriving in Central and South America. For a time, when America was being born, the Caribbean was the largest coffee producing region in the world. Then coffee was planted in Brazil, which would become the world's largest coffee producer in less than 100 years.
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  1. Raisin, spiced pear, brazil nut, chocolate
    P8003202-2
    • 10
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  2. Cup notes available on arrival
    P8003216-1
    • Bury St. Edmunds, UK:

      ETA May 2026

      85
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  3. Pear, tropical fruits, lime
    P8002951-2
    • 160
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  4. Toffee apple, biscuit, hazelnut
    P8003036-1
    • 18
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  5. Chocolate, apple, hazelnut & dried fruits
    BR-MOG-UK-25
    • 200+
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  6. Chocolate, hazelnut, dried fruits
    BR-MC-CD-25
    • 200+
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  7. Apple, biscuit, hazelnut
    P8003051-1
    • 71
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  8. Blackcurrant, bitter lemon, red apple
    P8003049-3
    • 6
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  9. Lime leaf, lemon curd, thyme, brown butter
    P8003049-2
    • 4
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  10. Roasted almond, green apple, red berries
    P8002994-1
    • 3
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  11. Apple, blueberry jam, hazelnut, lime
    P8003006-4
    • 1
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  12. Lime, maple syrup, nutty, red apple
    P8002844-1
    On Sale
    • 9
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  13. Watermelon, pear, vanilla, juicy
    P8003106-6
    • 6
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  14. Tropical candy, cola, orange blossom
    P8003106-7
    • 1
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  15. Raspberry, campari orange, brandy
    P8003106-5
    • 8
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