Mayorga Organic Cafe Cubano Roast Whole Bean Coffee 2 lb
Last refreshed Sep 8, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A bold, low-acidity Cuban-style dark roast with organic and direct-trade sourcing, aimed at whole bean drinkers who like a smooth, sweet finish.
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ASIN: B00HSRNHHGModel: BHBUSAZIN026801Category: Roasted Coffee Beans
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Overview
A 2 lb bag of Mayorga Organic Cafe Cubano Roast, a dark roast whole bean coffee blended from beans grown in Peru, Honduras and Nicaragua. It is USDA organic, kosher and non-GMO certified.
Mayorga frames this as a Cuban-style dark roast built through slow, small-batch roasting and direct partnerships with Latin American farmers rather than trading through intermediaries, a sourcing detail that goes beyond the usual organic label.
- 2 lb bag of whole bean coffee
- Dark, Cuban-style roast
- USDA organic, kosher, non-GMO
- Sourced from Peru, Honduras and Nicaragua
Who it's for
Fits drinkers who want a bold, low-acidity dark roast with vanilla and smoky sweetness and who grind their own beans. Not the right pick for anyone wanting a bright, acidic light roast or pre-ground coffee.
Pros and cons
- USDA organic and non-GMO certified
- Low acidity with a smooth, sweet finish
- Sourced directly from Latin American farmers
- 2 lb bag size
- Whole bean only, requires a grinder
- No customer review data available yet
Performance notes
The beans are slow-roasted in small batches in the brand's Cuban-style process, producing a dark roast with hints of vanilla and a syrupy sweetness, low acidity, and a smooth, bold finish. It ships as whole beans and needs to be ground before brewing.
Specifications
| Brand | Mayorga |
|---|---|
| Model | BHBUSAZIN026801 |
Frequently asked questions
What roast is Mayorga Cafe Cubano?
It's a dark roast, slow-roasted in the Cuban style with vanilla and smoky notes.
Where are the beans sourced?
From small farmers in Peru, Honduras and Nicaragua.
Is it certified organic?
Yes, it carries USDA Organic, kosher and non-GMO certification.