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I haven't tried any local or US Cuban style beans. I don't see them around. Any links for some affordable places? I have had Cubita & another Cuban made brand of beans and liked both alot. Brazilian and Guatmalan beans I enjoy in espresso blends and in brewed coffee.
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As soon as I connect with Bahia, will let you know. Theirs is great. The Pilon I show on one of these threads is also very, very good. Let me know if you want any and can pick it up on my next trip to Miami.
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I thought Pilon is sold as ground coffee in these parts, but not beans. I'll go take a look next time at super market. Let me look first before jumping throw hoops mailing coffee. Thanks!
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Stuff is really good. ![]()
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