Rincon Tropics

"only got one cherimoya in the seasonal mixed fruit box I ordered. at least they honored my request for no limes/lemons (I have a lot at home already). not worth the $45 + shipping"

"Fantastic selection, amazing quality. We will be using Rincon Tropics fruit for gifts! The passion fruit, pineapple guava and dragon fruit arrived at peak ripeness. As did all the citrus. Highly recommend for that "hard to buy for relative" ...nothing else like this on the market."

"You won't find better tasting produce in the continental US , this produce is clearly grown with love and would stand up against stuff grown anywhere! I can't stop eating the lilikoi (passion fruit) and the avocados were all perfectly buttery and flavorful. The subscription boxes make it easy to stay on top of! The added lemons and finger limes were such a fun surprise!"

"In my quest to have more transparent sourcing of my produce, I was led to Rincon tropics and I am never going back. There is a massive and beautiful selection of incredibly fragrant and intensely flavorful produce. You can smell the citrus through the box. I can’t say enough about the selection- it’s not everyday that a New Englander like gets to eat a cherimoya or finger lime that was grown in the US, and there are are multiple different selections of limes, lemons, tangerines, and clementines to satisfy any citrus lover. Nick is also incredibly friendly and very helpful on the customer service end- every question I have ever had has been quickly answered and Nick is very knowledgeable and passionate about his fruit. He is a wealth of knowledge about harvesting and recipes. I buy a box of fruit about once a month and it’s always the highlight of my week, getting a box in the mail"

"Absolutely love these guys! Last year I ordered a seasonal box with passionfruit, lemons, and avocados (not pictured). All 3 were exceptional and I haven’t stopped thinking about them since. Highly recommend making passionfruit curd - I cant wait to make more. Just placed another order today, looking forward to some winter citrus and cherimoyas."