Discoveries at the Jungle Coffee Month: Cafe Bustelo and Pokka Milk Coffee
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Cafe Bustelo – Cuba
Spanish native Gregorio Bustelo moved to Cuba over 80 years ago and fell in love with the coffee on the island. He got a job as a coffee roaster and his passion only grew. He and his wife saved up to buy a roaster of their own and sold coffee out of their house until 1931, when their coffee first landed in a store.
This coffee features a bold, bitter flavor when sipped black. It’s actually intended for “cafe con leche,” or drinks that incorporate milk, cream and sugar. |
Did you know: Americans are the world’s leading coffee consumer. They consume 450 million cups of coffee per day, or more than 150 billion cups a year.
Did you know: It takes 3 to 4 years for a coffee tree to mature. Once it matures, each tree will bear one to two pounds of coffee beans per growing season.
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