Magnifeco !! Muy Fuerte, Mucho
"Magnifeco !! Muy Fuerte, Mucho Sabor !!! Ayyyyyy !!!!"
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This special and rare coffee of Puerto Rico is considered one of the finest coffees of the world and offers a full-bodied experience with an arresting after taste. This true estate coffee is worth it's high price per pound and is noted on Forbe's top 10 list for most expensive coffees of the world. It has a chocolatey aroma, buttery and sweet with a solid power punch. |
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All products are fully insured by the carrier during shipping. There is no additional cost, duty or tax for orders shipped to the United States or Canada. Gold Star Coffee Inc. ships merchandise to locations within the continental United States, including Alaska and Hawaii. Additionally, Gold Star Coffee Inc. ships merchandise to United States of America & Canada, but not to other international locations.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 22 reviews.
Review topics: ["taste","quality","shipping","service","coffee","beans","finish","acid"].
"Magnifeco !! Muy Fuerte, Mucho Sabor !!! Ayyyyyy !!!!"
"Great quality and ontime delivery"
"This coffee hit the mark! Delicious , robust & smooth My wife & I really enjoyed our 1st pot that I made."
"Perfect bean. Just as I remember it when I was in Puerto Rico"
"Great quality of your product!"
"We’ve been a steady steady customer."
"Very very good. Reminds me of my days in Puerto Rico."
"Delicioso! This has got to be the best coffee I have ever tasted, as the flavor is incredibly good. The aroma directly from the bag itself has a sweet fragrance that permeates the room. It has notes of chocolate flavor with almost no acidity, creating a smooth coffee in my Italian-made coffee machine, that I can enjoy multiple times a day."
"This was a full flavor coffee with a complex intensity and smooth finish."
"This coffee is delicious and it is what I expect from a coffee grown in Puerto Rico. It great flavor and chocolatey notes with very little acidity. I drink it all day long. Sadly, coffee production in Puerto Rico is rare and many coffees claiming to be Puerto Rican are not."