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product_id: 134918866
title: "Costa Rica - Rio Grande Roasters Blend 3 Lb. Bag Whole Bean Coffee"
brand: "rio grande roaster"
price: "€ 69.30"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Grocery"
url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/134918866-costa-rica-rio-grande-roasters-blend-3-lb-bag-whole
store_origin: PT
region: Portugal
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# Costa Rica - Rio Grande Roasters Blend 3 Lb. Bag Whole Bean Coffee

**Brand:** rio grande roaster
**Price:** € 69.30
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Costa Rica - Rio Grande Roasters Blend 3 Lb. Bag Whole Bean Coffee by rio grande roaster
- **How much does it cost?** € 69.30 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/134918866-costa-rica-rio-grande-roasters-blend-3-lb-bag-whole)

## Best For

- rio grande roaster enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rio grande roaster brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Description

Flavor Name:Costa Rica Blend




























Over 65 years of Coffee Sourcing and Roasting ExperienceCelebrating the Spirit of the West, Rio Grande Roasters started with an attitude. A &#x201C;roll up your sleeves, get the job done&#x201D; passion and determination for creating coffee that honors the rugged independence of the American West. Sturdy brews that help you tackle whatever lies ahead, and consistent quality that never lets you down. FLAVOR PROFILECreating a unique coffee experience with rich flavors of the American West. A blend of the best Arabica coffee beansRio Grande Costa Rica Coffee - Medium roast whole bean coffee is made with high quality 100% Arabica beans, expertly roasted and immediately packed for freshness. Each brew leaves you with a subtle smooth taste of the fine sweet aromatics of Costa Rica coffee beans. Hello, refill.

## Features

- About this item
- PACKED FOR FRESHNESS: 100% Arabica coffee, traditionally packed bagged coffee beans
- PERFECT FOR ALL BREWING METHODS: The best brew in every cup - be it espresso coffee, brewed on stovetop, AeroPress style or the French press! Consistently smooth coffee each time. Never bitter!
- AROMATIC AND SWEET: our perfectly balanced and never bitter coffee makes a great partner from sunrise to sundown
- FRESHLY ROASTED COFFEE BEANS: With a bold southern flare, our beans are medium roasted in small batches to preserve the complex flavors and aroma
- RIO GRANDE ROASTERS: A premier name in specialty coffee, having over 35 years of experience in coffee sourcing and roasting

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

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    Not a newbie to what piñon coffee should taste like- this isn't it.
  

*by J***F on Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2018*

I've been a big fan of piñon coffee for several years, and usually get the red NM brand sent in the big 2 lb. bags from friends & relatives who live in in Albuquerque where that company is based so they get it right from them. I'm not invested in the brand though, and read in one online review that Rio Grande Piñon was a "trusty and reliable staple" in New Mexico restaurants & stores so I decided to try it based on that and good Amazon reviews. This was, it turns out, a mistake.First, the bag says "Proudly roasted by Trilliant Food & Nutrition, LLC", Little Chute, Wisconsin". Makes me think even if it were once a respected, genuine NM brand (though I'm skeptical since everyone I asked in NM says they've never heard of it), it's long since been bought up and moved to Wisconsin. At any rate, it doesn't really matter to me where it's "made", only how it tastes...which was the problem.There's no ingredient info on the package, only that it's "blended with the flavor of" pine nuts. That tells me there's no actual, real pine nuts used but extracts, flavorings and what ever concoctions they use to create "the flavor of". At any rate, if they DO use genuine ingredients they've nonetheless managed to make them taste like they didn't.When I opened the bag the smell was a little strong and odd, like some old baker's cocoa mixed with a big dose of imitation vanilla extract, but I thought it might be better once brewed. Unfortunately, it was terrible. Just...terrible. Sharp, bitter with an unpleasant smell and a chemical aftertaste. I finished the cup and dumped the rest. Tried another pot a few days later, mixing the beans with some good French roast. That helped mask it somewhat, but it's supposed to taste GOOD, not "less awful than it could be". Another pot down the sink.I suppose it's possible I just got a bad batch or they mis-measured whatever "flavor ofs" they dumped in the beans, but it's bad tasting and frankly undrinkable.  I dislike it so much I don't really want to try giving it to a friend or relative, so if I'm unable to return it I'll probably just throw the whole 3 lb. bag away. I was holding out on buying more of the other until this came, so it was very disappointing.

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    Mellow coffee with nice pinon flavoring
  

*by P***C on Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2018*

I bought this as a lower-cost replacement for the Santa Fe Pinon coffee, as Amazon is considerably higher than Trader Joes, who had  discontinued that product.Edited 7/2019After drinking this coffee for some months, I have come to really like it.Also, it stays on my coffeemaker's warmer for a long time without getting bitter, which is great.FYI, the coffee comes from WISCONSIN, not the Rio Grande area as the label implies.

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    My main supply.
  

*by D***K on Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2019*

Like quite a few others, I have enjoyed the New Mexico pinon coffee (the Red Bag) for years. Unfortunately, the Costco where I live doesn't carry it (Maui, okay, now no one feels bad for me).Anywho, NM Pinon costs a lot more to buy direct, a LOT more.Why not Hawaiian coffee you say, can't you get it there, and isn't it amazing?Some Hawaiian coffee is, especially the Kauai estate coffee (the Blue Bag), smooth, flavorful and fruity. But it's over $15 a pound. The Big Island plantation I love is over $25 a pound.I took a chance on this, and I love the smoothness and chocolate-y flavor profile. Not bitter at all (I think the guy who got that must have gotten a broken bag and the beans went rancid. I HATE bitter coffee, Kona coffee drives me nuts.I'm not concerned with whether the folks slow-roasted the beans over a pinon fire of their own making in a hand-woven basket. this coffee tastes good, and it treats my ADHD.

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*Last updated: 2026-01-23*