This week’s radar highlights a diverse range of single-origin and specialty offerings.
This Week’s Standout Green Coffees
🇩🇴 Dominican Republic: Organic Ramirez Red Honey, Jarabacoa
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
This offering from the Jarabacoa region of the Dominican Republic utilizes an organic red honey processing method.
Why it stood out: This selection brings an uncommon honey-processed option from the Dominican Republic to the lineup.
🇭🇹 Haiti: Organic Haitian Blue, Norde
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Sourced from the Norde region, this organic offering presents a less-common origin for home roasters to explore.
Why it stood out: Haitian green coffee options are rarely seen on standard supplier menus.
🇲🇽 Mexico: La Laja Honey, Tlaltetela, Veracruz
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Coming from Tlaltetela in Veracruz, Mexico, this coffee undergoes a honey processing method.
Why it stood out: Veracruz origin combined with a honey process makes this a distinctive Mexican lot.
🇧🇴 Bolivia: Organic Caranavi FTO, La Paz Department
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
This organic Fair Trade lot originates from the Caranavi area within the La Paz Department of Bolivia.
Why it stood out: Bolivian single-origin coffees appear infrequently compared to neighboring South American producers.
🇮🇩 Bali: Organic Blue Moon, Kintamani Highlands
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Grown in the Kintamani Highlands of Bali, this organic offering brings an Indonesian profile outside of Sumatra.
Why it stood out: Bali is a less conventional Indonesian origin for standard green coffee rotations.
🇺🇬 Uganda: Organic Bugisu, Sipi Falls
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
This organic Bugisu selection is sourced from the Sipi Falls area in Uganda.
Why it stood out: East African offerings from Uganda offer roasters an alternative to more common regional neighbors.
Where to Look This Week
Coffee Bean Corral provided a broad selection this week, featuring multiple offerings from Latin America, Africa, and Asia. Process variations like honey-processed lots from Mexico and the Dominican Republic stood out alongside less-common origins such as Haiti and Bolivia.
Why These Coffees Made the List
- Dominican Republic: Organic Ramirez Red Honey, Jarabacoa — Features a red honey process from an uncommon Caribbean origin.
- Haiti: Organic Haitian Blue, Norde — Sourced from a rare origin that rarely appears on standard green coffee lists.
- Mexico: La Laja Honey, Tlaltetela, Veracruz — Showcases a honey processing method from the Veracruz region of Mexico.
- Bolivia: Organic Caranavi FTO, La Paz Department — Represents a South American origin that is less frequently available to home roasters.
- Bali: Organic Blue Moon, Kintamani Highlands — Brings a distinct Indonesian profile from the island of Bali rather than Sumatra.
- Uganda: Organic Bugisu, Sipi Falls — Provides an East African single-origin option from a less common producing country.
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Prices & Availability Notice
Green coffee prices and stock levels change frequently. Prices shown were current at the time this page was compiled and may no longer be accurate. Please confirm the current offer on the seller’s website before purchasing.
