Cuban Coffee returns to the United States the flavor characteristics of Cuban coffee describe whether Cuban coffee tastes good

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The main exporters of Cuban coffee are Japan, France, Germany, Ireland and Canada. It is a typical Caribbean style coffee series. Coffee cherries are picked by hand with just the right maturity, with granules ranging from 17 to 19 sizes and treated with washing Seiko. The defect rate is close to zero, making it one of the top coffees in the world.

Cuba is most famous for its reputation as "the number one cigar in the world", while Cuban coffee also enjoys a high reputation in the coffee industry, especially the coffee grown in the Crystal Mountains of Cuba, which ranks first in the world and its status has not been shaken.

Cigars, Chevrolet cars, Latin music, Caribbean, Castro, should be the world's traditional impression of Cuba, especially Cuban music, almost represent Cuban culture, and indeed, since the 16th century, due to historical factors, European powers colonized the American region and brought in a large number of black slaves from Africa. The exquisite culture of Europe and the simple elements of Africa began to skillfully merge on the American continent, with the emergence of Cajun & Zydeco in the United States, Mariachi in Mexico, Samba & Bossa Nova in Brazil, and Cuba in the Caribbean developed into Son. With its natural nationality and optimistic island character, Cuban music with Son as its main axis began to expand all over the world. By unifying many Latin dance elements in Central America under Salsa, there are Latin bands and Salsa schools all over the world, which is the beginning of Cuba's global music career.

However, the offensive of Cuban music did not stop because of this. in addition to passionate Allegro, after the 1980s, many exquisite elements were integrated in time, including Rumba, Guajiras, elegant and romantic Boleros, and, of course, Adagio Sones, which gradually formed another new force. We call it Nueva Trova. This kind of music has become the representative of Cuban restaurants and cafes. Over time, it has become a deep impression on Cuba. After Italian Caf  and French Caf , the caf é series of the world music giant Putumayo launched this Caf  Cubano. This episode is the selection of Nueva Trova, each capital is a variety of medium board works, and the artists are all world-class. Including legendary veteran Ignacio "Mazacote" Carrillo, super creator Pedro Luis Perrer, Armando Garzon and Felix Baloy who are good at modulating slow notes of Spanish-Cuban mixed Boleros waves, all make people feel as if they are on the seaside of Havana and appreciate the style of a Cuban cafe.

The United States imposed a trade embargo on Cuba in the 1960s, resulting in the extinction of many Cuban products from the United States market for a long time. Nespresso, a brand of Swiss food group Nestl é, announced on the 21st that it will reintroduce Cuban coffee to the US market, marking the first time that a company has sold Cuban coffee in the United States since the United States announced the relaxation of economic sanctions against Cuba.

According to comprehensive foreign news from Hong Kong's Wen Wei Po, Nestl é will start selling Cuban coffee under the brand name "Cafecito de Cuba" this autumn. Coffee beans are grown by Cuban farmers and exported by Cuban state-owned enterprises. Nespresso buys them in Europe for processing and packaging. Lakenf, president of Nespresso USA, said that the initial supply of Cuban coffee was limited, and the company also worked with the non-profit organization TechnoServe to support Cuban farmers who grow coffee beans. Nestl é's rival Starbucks says it has no plans to import coffee from Cuba for the time being.