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12CT SINGLE SERVE PODS, MEDIUM ROAST

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100% Recyclable Single-Serve Pods
Compatible with most Keurig K-Cup brewing systems including 2.0
Specialty Grade Coffee, Single Origin, Honduras
100% Arabica, Notes of Chocolate and Sweet Citrus

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Dimensions	5.5 × 3.75 × 3.5 in
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The History of Second-Wave Coffee

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Honduran Coffee and Other Honduran Exports

Honduras consistently ranks in the top 10 most voluminous coffee-growing countries. Recently, it has recovered much of its pandemic-based slump. Exploring the role of Honduras’ coffee growth in its economy shows how exciting one crop can be in determining the financial well-being of a country. Bearing in mind that coffee lacks nutritional value, this small […]

Choosing Coffee Grown Sustainably

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Importing Coffee from Honduras

If you’re considering importing coffee from Honduras, or have already started the paperwork, many steps and hurdles lie ahead on the path. Both Honduras and the importing country have requirements for the international movement of goods. It takes time, effort and capital to get set up to import coffee from Honduras. However, depending on your […]

The Case for Choosing Single-Origin Coffee

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The world over, many countries love coffee. However, there is a set of countries worldwide that stand out as having a particular coffee culture. They either have a unique coffee history, a coffee preparation or drinking tradition, a passion for coffee, or a penchant for growing it. For this list, we’re showcasing countries that have […]

History of the First Wave of Coffee

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5 Ways Coffee Can Improve Your Life

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With crisp temperatures, falling leaves and warmer clothes, cold coffee drinkers start transitioning to hot coffee. It can be time to leave behind iced coffee with its extra fixings like foam and sugary or syrupy flavoring. Many people switch to darker roasts and black coffee too. When you wish you could stay in the warmth […]

History of the Pumpkin Spice Latte

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Coffee’s Role in Improving Mood

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Agricultural Education and The Coffee Trade in Honduras

Honduras is a leading exporter of coffee in Latin America. Its coffee, tea and spice exports were worth more than 1.3 billion in 2021. This volume of exports is impressive considering that Honduras isn’t as developed as some of its neighbors. Mexico and Costa Rica have better roads, which makes trade easier. Agricultural and business […]

Sources of Energy - Caffeine, Vitamin B, Ginseng and Taurine

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Top 10 Reasons to Choose Subida Coffee

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Honduras Coffee and the History of Western Honduras

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Why Coffee Is Increasingly Popular

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Which is Better: Single-Origin Coffees or Blends?

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Brewing the Perfect Cup

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Arabica and Robusta – A Gourmet’s Guide

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The Subida Podcast

The journey from seed to cup!

8 episodes

Ensuring you have a fantastic cup of coffee is about attention to detail. Every step of the process is important and here at Subida Coffee we take that very seriously. Follow us along the journey from seed to cup. Learning each step of the process of Subida Coffee and how it all began!

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The coffee of Subida Coffee Co. is grown by the team at the Moses Project, a 120-acre commercial farm and agriculture training center in a small community outside of Santa Rosa de Copán.

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