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DeadmanLiving · 06-15-2012, 06:34 AM

I have been meaning to post this information for awhile, maybe everyone knows about it, maybe not.

Tampa has a large group of roasters mainly catering to the Cuban/Latin set. I personally don't roast beans, currently can't find the time, but I do enjoy some of the coffees roasted locally. A couple of my favorites are Cafe Naviera and Cafe Caracolillo both from different roasters. One of the reasons that I mention this is that one of the roasters (the first link) also sells bulk beans, both green and roasted. Also numerous cafes in the Ybor city area use both roasters for their Cafe' con leche.

Please note that I am not affiliated with either roaster nor know anyone who works at either place, I am just pass on information that I have gathered over the years.

06-15-2012, 06:34 AM	#1
DeadmanLiving Club Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: On the outer realms of sanity Posts: 2,514	Tampa Roasters I have been meaning to post this information for awhile, maybe everyone knows about it, maybe not. Tampa has a large group of roasters mainly catering to the Cuban/Latin set. I personally don't roast beans, currently can't find the time, but I do enjoy some of the coffees roasted locally. A couple of my favorites are Cafe Naviera and Cafe Caracolillo both from different roasters. One of the reasons that I mention this is that one of the roasters (the first link) also sells bulk beans, both green and roasted. Also numerous cafes in the Ybor city area use both roasters for their Cafe' con leche. Please note that I am not affiliated with either roaster nor know anyone who works at either place, I am just pass on information that I have gathered over the years. __________________ Communicating poorly and then acting smug when you are misunderstood is not cleverness. XKCD Check out my new Blog