Re: [91attendees] FW: Coffee brand?
ietf@johnlevine.com Thu, 13 November 2014 21:29 UTC
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>However I took a tour last Friday, and the guide told us that Hawaii is >the furthest from the Equator that they grow coffee. Quite a bit of >industry here. Just goes to show, you shouldn't believe everything a tour guide tells you. Hawaii is about 21 N latitude, while Paraná in Brazil is about 24 S, and grows vast amounts of coffee. This may be the farthest north that anyone grows coffee commercially, although there is coffee grown in Veracruz, Mexico, which may be slightly farther north. I agree that the hotel coffee is quite good, but I would be pretty surprised if it contained any beans grown in Hawaii. Coffee from Kona is very expensive, like two or three times coffee from other places. If there were any local beans in the coffee, there would be large signs saying Kona and it would cost extra.
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