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Permalink Reply by Paul Yates on July 2, 2009 at 1:15pm

Meredith, I get our coffee from Javataza, who uses Costa Rican Coffee exclusively at this point. Look at this link: http://www.javataza.com/ing/paquetours.php

BX Member Eldon Hooley is my sales and product rep from Javataza, and he would be glad to talk to you about their operations in Costa Rica.

Two of the girls who work at our bakery recently went to Costa Rica. and I had them visit Javataza's representative there. They really enjoyed their visit.

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Permalink Reply by Kendra Aanestad on August 23, 2009 at 4:32pm

Hey! I am going to be in Costa Rica Dec. 26th thru jan 4th.... I am trying to do the same thing... we are staying on the Caribbean coast, and the closest place to visit that I have found is near Volcan Irazu, in the Turrialba region... visit www.goldenbean.net... also there are the popular ones like the doka estate and cafe britt near San Jose...but if you are like me, I want to find something a little less touristy and check it out. The lady that is renting us our vacation home in Puerto Viejo has a connection with a coffee buyer that lives nearby that we are supposed to get with. I would think playing it by ear might be best when you get there.... good luck! La Pura Vita!

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Permalink Reply by Meredith on August 29, 2009 at 7:16am

Thanks! I think the general consensus with our group is playing by ear but I still want to have a general plan when we get there and your info will definitely help out a lot! I'm soo excited to go and it's still a decent amount of time away!

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