Costa Rican coffee beans

- Coffee beans package - Most sold - 4 x 1 kiloVarious flavours 10 - Very powerful
62.23 Regular Price 73.21
- Segafredo Selezione Crema - coffee beans - 1 kiloChocolate, Nutty, Vanilla, Licorice 6 - RegularAs low as 17.2217.22 / kg
- Segafredo Intermezzo - Coffee Beans - 1kgChocolate, Maple Syrup, Black Tea 8 - PowerfulAs low as 13.2513.25 / kg
- Kimbo Espresso Bar Extreme - coffee beans - 1 kiloChocolate, Caramel 12 - Very powerfulAs low as 19.9819.98 / kg
- Julius Meinl Espresso Premium Collection - coffee beans - 1 kiloChocolate, Fruity, Nutty 9 - Very powerfulAs low as 22.3022.30 / kg
- Kimbo Espresso Bar Top Flavour 100% arabica - coffee beans - 1 kiloNutty 8 - PowerfulAs low as 20.9420.94 / kg
- Kimbo Espresso Bar Aroma Gold - coffee beans - 1 kiloFloral, Fruity 9 - Very powerfulAs low as 17.8217.82 / kg
Why are coffee beans from Costa Rica so popular?
Costa Rica ranks among the top countries for quality coffee. It is one of the few nations where it is legally mandatory to grow only 100% Arabica coffee. As a result, the standards are always high, and you can enjoy a refined and pure flavour.
What makes Costa Rican coffee particularly special is the combination of lively freshness and natural sweetness. You often taste a light citrus acidity that is beautifully balanced by notes of honey, caramel, or chocolate. Depending on the region, there may also be floral accents. The result is an elegant and accessible coffee that works excellently as filter coffee but can also be surprisingly delicious in an espresso.
Origin and regions in Costa Rica
The diversity of Costa Rican coffee stems from the various microclimates. Each area has its own character, resulting in a wide range of flavour profiles within one country. Especially Tarrazú is world-famous and is often seen as the flagship of Costa Rican coffee.
Region | Flavour profile | Location and conditions |
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Tarrazú | Complex, citrus, honey, lively | High altitude (1,200–1,900 m), volcanic and cool |
Central Valley | Rich and balanced, chocolate and caramel with light fruit notes | Volcanic soil, plenty of sunshine and rain |
Tres Ríos | Elegant and floral, refined acidity | Known as the “Bordeaux of Costa Rica” |
Brunca | Mild, approachable and slightly sweeter | Warmer climate, lower altitude |
Costa Rican Arabica coffee beans
All coffee from Costa Rica is Arabica, but there are various varieties, each with its own character. For example, Caturra is loved for its lively freshness and medium body, while Catuai is known for its sweet undertones with chocolate and citrus. For true connoisseurs, there is also Geisha (Gesha), an exclusive variety with floral and complex aromas.
An other characteristic of Costa Rica is the widespread use of the washed processing method. In this process, the coffee beans are carefully washed, which results in extra clarity and the fresh citrus-like notes that the coffee is renowned for.
How to brew the tastiest Costa Rican coffee?
The light, fruity flavours of Costa Rican coffee are especially prominent with brewing methods that emphasise the freshness.
For filter coffee, such as V60 or Chemex, a medium roast is ideal. This allows you to experience the citrus and floral notes at their best. An Aeropress or slow coffee method also brings out the refined nuances effectively.
Prefer espresso? Choose a medium roast. You will get a surprisingly balanced espresso where fruitiness combines with chocolate and honey. If you want more body, a French press is a good option, while cold brew creates a refreshing, fruity coffee that is perfect in summer.
Buy Costa Rican coffee beans at Café du Jour
At Café du Jour, you buy Costa Rican coffee beans that are always freshly roasted and carefully selected. Because we roast our coffee in small quantities, you are assured of maximum freshness and flavour. You also benefit from artisanal quality, a wide range of flavour profiles, and fast delivery – often within one to two working days. Add to that our personal service and honest advice, so you can enjoy not only the rich coffee culture of Costa Rica but also the reliability and passion of Café du Jour.