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Available as whole bean coffee or fresh ground in one pound (16 oz) fresh seal bags

Mexican Altura

A well balanced coffee with medium body and mild acidity. Delicious served hot or as an iced coffee. Great tasting coffee! Regular or decaf coffee for the same price.

JD0127 $10.27 Buy Now

Mexican Plumas

100% pure origin coffee from Mexico. Full bodied coffee with a bright acidity and flavor with a milky aroma. Enjoy it while relaxing or on the go! Regular or decaf coffee for the same price.

CM318 $11.83 Buy Now

South American Maragogype

This is a 100% pure origin arabica coffee with beans two to three times larger than normal. A sweet, mild coffee, Maragogype is medium roasted with a buttery, caramel flavor. It grows at 1400 metres in the Chiapas Mountains, and is a Rainforest Certified coffee.

JD0129 $24.20 Buy Now

Mexican coffee is grown from the central to southern regions of the country, and because of this Mexico coffees vary a great deal. With Colombia not too far away, you would think Mexican coffee beans would be of the strong, full-bodied variety, but that's not the case.

As with Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee beans, altitude adds that extra ingredient. Coffee growing began in Mexico in the 19th century having come over from Jamaica so it's not surprising that the coffee beans here are of such quality. The world's finest arabica coffees grow at high altitude.

Altura is Spanish for height, and Mexican Altura coffee is grown in the high volcanic soils of the Coatepec region of Mexico.

Plumas arabica coffee originated in the Pluma Mountain in the 1800's. This singular variety of coffee is world renowned .

Maragogype has coffee beans 2 to 3 times larger than other arabica beans. In Mexico, it is grown at 1400 meters in the Chiapas State close to the Pacific coast and the Guatemala border. They are sometimes referred to as "elephant beans" and are best drunk without milk.

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