This week’s radar highlights a diverse range of single-origin and specialty offerings.
This Week’s Standout Green Coffees
🇪🇹 Ethiopia: Misty Valley, Yirgacheffe
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
This natural process offering comes from the Yirgacheffe region of Ethiopia under the Misty Valley designation. It provides home roasters a classic single-origin Ethiopian coffee option.
Why it stood out: This offering features a natural processing method from the well-known Yirgacheffe origin.
🇨🇷 Costa Rica: La Minita Estate, Tarrazu
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Sourced from the Tarrazu region of Costa Rica, this selection comes from the La Minita Estate. It represents a single-origin lot from a well-established Central American growing area.
Why it stood out: It highlights a specific estate-named lot from the Tarrazu region.
🇩🇴 Dominican Republic: Organic Ramirez Red Honey, Jarabacoa
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
This organic green coffee from the Jarabacoa area of the Dominican Republic utilizes a red honey process. It brings an alternative processing style to the Caribbean origin selection.
Why it stood out: It features an organic certification combined with a red honey processing method.
🇲🇽 Mexico: La Laja Honey, Tlaltetela, Veracruz
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Coming from Tlaltetela in Veracruz, Mexico, this offering undergoes a honey processing method. It offers roasters a distinct processing profile from a Mexican origin.
Why it stood out: The honey process variant stands out among standard washed Mexican offerings.
🇮🇩 Bali: Organic Blue Moon, Kintamani Highlands
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Sourced from the Kintamani Highlands of Bali, this organic green coffee provides an Indonesian single-origin option outside of the usual Sumatra selections. It carries an organic designation.
Why it stood out: It brings an organic offering specifically from the Kintamani Highlands of Bali.
🇧🇴 Bolivia: Organic Caranavi FTO, La Paz Department
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
This organic and fair trade certified green coffee originates from the Caranavi area within the La Paz Department of Bolivia. It gives roasters access to a less common South American origin.
Why it stood out: Bolivia is a less frequently seen origin in standard green coffee rotations.
Where to Look This Week
Coffee Bean Corral provided a broad selection this week spanning multiple continents, with a strong emphasis on Central and South American origins alongside options from Indonesia, Africa, and the Caribbean. Several lots featured specific honey and natural processing methods alongside organic and fair trade certifications.
Why These Coffees Made the List
- Ethiopia: Misty Valley, Yirgacheffe — Selected for its natural process from the well-known Yirgacheffe region.
- Costa Rica: La Minita Estate, Tarrazu — Included for its specific estate-named lot origin in Tarrazu.
- Dominican Republic: Organic Ramirez Red Honey, Jarabacoa — Highlighted for its organic status and red honey processing method.
- Mexico: La Laja Honey, Tlaltetela, Veracruz — Chosen for its distinct honey processing method from Veracruz.
- Bali: Organic Blue Moon, Kintamani Highlands — Featured as an organic single-origin lot from the Kintamani Highlands.
- Bolivia: Organic Caranavi FTO, La Paz Department — Selected due to Bolivia being a less common origin in the dataset.
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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.
