Honduran Coffee Market Analysis
In the early 1900s Honduras was known for being a banana exporter thanks to international organizations like the United Fruit Company. Companies like this were established along the north coast of the country and promoted the growth of crops like banana, cacao, sugar cane, and fruits.
Read MoreCoffee and Culture
Coffee is a worldwide traveler; we can find it anywhere we go. It is fascinating how coffee was used only by the tribes of Ethiopia until the discovery of its roasting to enjoy it differently in the 1400s. Since that point in history, coffee became a primary source of income for many countries.
Read MoreWhat are the different varieties of coffee?
Have you ever wondered while ordering your favorite drink at the barista about what differs the several varieties of coffee beans available on the market? Here’s an interesting fact: coffee is grown in around 70 countries and is experiencing a growing interest worldwide.
Read MoreThe effects of the Honduran climate on coffee agriculture
Honduras is known for the wide range of coffee beans variations. Arabica coffee being the most prominent, but we can also find bourbon, caturra, cutai, and other varieties spread across different regions in the country. The soil is very rich in nutrients such as phosphorus, nitrogen, calcium, and potassium. The rich soil and the country’s climate are the main reason why there are so many different varieties of coffee plants one can expect to experience in various regions.
Read MoreSpeciality coffee review: Thelmitas Coffee
There are coffee types worldwide, but there’s this one that is the best of the best. That’s right, Thelmita’s Specialty Coffee. Honduras is one of the leading coffee exporters; not all coffee exported is considered a specialty coffee. Let’s learn more about Thelmita’s.
Read MoreThelmita’s Coffee Customer Reviews
Thelmita’s coffee was reviewed by several customers and these are the factors taken into consideration during the evaluation, flavor, aroma, price, and accessibility. These were the takeaways.
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