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Tradition and quality since 1945

Café Santo Domingo, shipped across Canada and the USA

Ground and whole bean Dominican coffee grown, harvested, roasted and packaged by the Perelló family. Free shipping on orders over $85.

  • Ground 1lb/454g — CA $9.50
  • Whole bean 1lb/454g — CA $10.25
  • Bags and cans
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Coffee highlights

Popular formats from the Café Santo Domingo range. Prices shown as listed on the product pages.

Café Santo Domingo Molido (Ground) 1lb/454g

CA $9.50

  • Ground coffee, 1lb/454g
  • Rated 5.00 out of 5
  • Also listed at US$7.70 in the shop
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Café Santo Domingo Tostado en Grano (Whole Bean) 1lb/454g

CA $10.25

  • Whole bean, 1lb/454g
  • Also listed at US$8.30 in the shop
  • Grind fine to maximize flavor
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Case of 16 Café Santo Domingo Molido (Ground) 1lb/453.6g

US$119.05

  • Sixteen 1lb/453.6g bags
  • Ground coffee format
  • Suited to larger orders
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Induban gourmet Ground, 1lb (453.6 g)

US$9.14

  • Gourmet ground coffee
  • 1lb (453.6 g)
  • Listed alongside the Santo Domingo range
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Compare the formats

Ground, whole bean, cans and cases, with the prices recorded on the product listings.

Café Santo Domingo product formats and listed prices
Product Format Size Listed price
Molido (Ground) Bag 1lb/454g CA $9.50 / US$7.70
Tostado en Grano (Whole Bean) Bag 1lb/454g CA $10.25 / US$8.30
Molido (Ground) Can 10oz/283g See shop listing
Case of 12 Molido (Ground) Case of cans 10oz/283g each See shop listing
Case of 16 Molido (Ground) Case of bags 1lb/453.6g each US$119.05
Induban gourmet Ground Bag 1lb (453.6 g) US$9.14

A family coffee tradition

Café Santo Domingo has been grown, harvested, roasted and packaged by the Perelló family since 1945. The company describes its coffee as “Field to Table” coffee, with control over the supply chain from origin to cup.

The roast is medium with a bold taste, and the coffee is gluten-free. Store it in air-tight containers to keep it fresh.

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Buying, brewing and giving back

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Overview

Café Santo Domingo is sold as ground and whole bean coffee in bags and cans, with cases available for larger orders. Orders ship across Canada and the USA, and shipping is free on orders over $85.

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Advantages

  • Grown, harvested, roasted and packaged by the Perelló family since 1945
  • Medium roast with a bold taste
  • Gluten-free
  • Grind fine to maximize flavor

Additional context

Organizations can raise funds by selling Café Santo Domingo products. A past promotion donated $1 to CIBC Run for The Cure from every 1lb bag sold online with promo code CIBCRUN.

VIP club members can win 5 lbs of coffee each month. Fundraising details

Café Santo Domingo carries a long tradition of Dominican coffee craft, and that heritage is part of what makes every cup feel like more than a morning routine. The beans are grown, harvested, roasted and packaged with care by the family behind the brand, a process that has stayed close to its roots even as the coffee has traveled far beyond the island. For anyone discovering Dominican coffee online for the first time, the appeal is simple: a smooth and robust taste that balances richness with comfort, delivering what many describe as paradise in a cup.

The character of this coffee begins in the field, where the mountain soil, warm sunshine and moist weather of the Dominican Republic combine to produce distinctive Arabica beans. Lush, cascading mountainsides and bountiful shade trees create the conditions growers rely on season after season. That environment leaves its mark in the cup, bringing subtle cocoa notes and a delicate finish that lingers pleasantly. It is the kind of terroir-driven flavor that rewards slow sipping and reminds drinkers why the region's coffee has earned such a loyal following across North America.

Whether you prefer molido ground coffee or whole grano beans, the range is built around freshness and consistency. Ground coffee suits everyday brewing when convenience matters, while whole bean formats let enthusiasts grind just before brewing to capture the fullest aroma. Popular bag and can formats make it easy to keep a supply on hand, and the familiar packaging signals the same reliable quality each time. Choosing between ground and whole bean is really a question of ritual: how much time you want to spend, and how much aroma you want to release.

Brewing Dominican coffee well is less about complicated equipment and more about attention to a few simple steps. Start with fresh water, use a grind suited to your method, and keep proportions steady so the cup stays balanced rather than bitter or weak. A gentle, even pour helps draw out the aroma and the subtle cocoa sweetness that defines the taste. Whether you reach for a drip machine, a pour-over setup or a traditional stovetop pot, the goal is the same: a warm, aromatic cup that feels easy and comforting from the first sip.

Beyond the everyday cup, coffee has a way of bringing people together around the table. It anchors slow mornings, fuels conversations that stretch into the afternoon, and turns ordinary moments into something a little warmer. For many households, a familiar brand becomes part of the household rhythm, something poured without much thought but appreciated all the same. That sense of comfort and tradition is central to the Café Santo Domingo experience, and it is why so many drinkers describe the taste as both rich and reassuringly consistent.

Shopping for Dominican coffee online should feel straightforward and unhurried. Visitors can browse the store, read about the story behind the brand, compare formats, and add favorites to a cart at their own pace. Clear product pages, a helpful blog and a frequently asked questions section make it easier to learn before buying. Shipping reaches customers across Canada and the United States, so a taste of the island is never far away. Thoughtful policies around refunds and privacy round out a shopping experience built on trust.

Coffee culture thrives on connection, and there are plenty of ways to stay involved beyond a single order. A coffee club invites regular drinkers to keep their supply flowing, while fundraising options let communities turn a shared love of good coffee into support for a cause. Testimonials from satisfied customers offer a sense of what to expect, and offers give returning shoppers something to look forward to. Following along on social channels keeps enthusiasts close to new arrivals, brewing ideas and the ongoing story of a brand with deep roots.

What sets Café Santo Domingo apart is the combination of pride and consistency that runs from the mountain field to the final cup. The beans are harvested with care, roasted to bring out their aromatic best, and packaged to preserve freshness until the moment they are brewed. That journey, shaped by sunshine, soil and generations of know-how, is what gives the coffee its distinctive character. For anyone seeking a gourmet Dominican experience delivered fresh, the result is a cup that feels at once familiar and special, easy to enjoy and hard to forget.

Questions before you order?

Call (855) 880-4648 or email info@dominicansierragroup.com. Answers on storage, grinding and roast are in the FAQ.