This week’s radar highlights a diverse range of single-origin and specialty offerings.
This Week’s Standout Green Coffees
πͺπΉ Ethiopia: Misty Valley, Yirgacheffe
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
This natural process offering from the Yirgacheffe region brings a classic Ethiopian profile sourced directly from Misty Valley.
Why it stood out: This selection features a natural processing method from the renowned Yirgacheffe origin.
π§π΄ Bolivia: Organic Caranavi FTO, La Paz Department
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
An organic offering originating from the Caranavi area within the La Paz Department of Bolivia.
Why it stood out: Bolivian single-origins appear less frequently in standard rotations, making this organic lot worth noting.
π©π΄ Dominican Republic: Organic Ramirez Red Honey, Jarabacoa
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Coming from Jarabacoa, this Dominican Republic offering utilizes a honey processing method.
Why it stood out: Honey-processed options from the Dominican Republic add a distinctive processing style to the lineup.
π²π½ Mexico: La Laja Honey, Tlaltetela, Veracruz
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Sourced from Tlaltetela in Veracruz, Mexico, this coffee undergoes a honey processing method.
Why it stood out: Veracruz origin combined with a honey process provides an interesting regional variation for roasters.
ππΉ Haiti: Organic Haitian Blue, Norde
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
An organic offering produced in the Norde region of Haiti under the Haitian Blue designation.
Why it stood out: Haitian green coffee remains an uncommon find in most home roasting supply catalogs.
πΊπ¬ Uganda: Organic Bugisu, Sipi Falls
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Grown near Sipi Falls, this organic Ugandan offering represents the Bugisu designation.
Why it stood out: Ugandan single-origins offer an alternative East African flavor profile outside of standard regional mainstays.
Where to Look This Week
Coffee Bean Corral carried a wide selection this week, spanning multiple processing methods like honey and natural alongside several organic and single-origin offerings from Latin America, Africa, and Indonesia.
Why These Coffees Made the List
- Ethiopia: Misty Valley, Yirgacheffe β Features a natural processing method from the renowned Yirgacheffe origin.
- Bolivia: Organic Caranavi FTO, La Paz Department β Bolivian single-origins appear less frequently in standard rotations, making this organic lot notable.
- Dominican Republic: Organic Ramirez Red Honey, Jarabacoa β Honey-processed options from the Dominican Republic add a distinctive processing style.
- Mexico: La Laja Honey, Tlaltetela, Veracruz β Veracruz origin combined with a honey process provides an interesting regional variation.
- Haiti: Organic Haitian Blue, Norde β Haitian green coffee remains an uncommon find in most home roasting supply catalogs.
- Uganda: Organic Bugisu, Sipi Falls β Ugandan single-origins offer an alternative East African flavor profile.
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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.
