Cubita.eu

peasant

Having recently been to Cuba, the coffe to inaugurate the new coffe maker of course had to be cubita.

While searching for possible suppliers I came across this crowd in Estonia (of all places)

http://www.cubita.eu/en/buy-coffee/

250 g of roasted beans cost 4.00€ ; 1 kg is 14.00€

I bought one kg, postage was another 12.00€ and the coffe arrived within a week.

Just ordered another 2kg and postage was 13.00€ ...so that's pretty cheap.

Only issue is, their current stock has a best before date of 06/12 and they'll only get a new shipment in two months.

Coffe tastes fine to me though ...just as good as the last local cup in Cuba a few weeks ago.

Gran Hermano

I was a fan of Cuban coffee in the past, especially Cubita. I also brought some home from Cuba (caused some funny questions in Customs). Unfortunately there is no way knowing how fresh the roast is. Cafe de Cuba in Dublin also stocked and shipped them in the past. Try freshly roasted from the likes of Hasbean, James Gourmet Coffee or Square Mile and you won't look back.

adrian522

Gran Hermano wrote: »

I was a can of Cuban coffee in the past,

Really? How was it?

Gran Hermano

Poxy touch screens and autocorrect.

MrPirate

The Decent Cigar Emporium on Grafton street brew all their coffee with Cubita. They also sell it, as well as a few other types of Cuban coffees (Can't remember the names, I always buy the Cubita.^_^).

EDIT: Derp, just saw that Gran Hermano already said it. <_<