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 offering from the Yirgacheffe region features a natural processing method originating from Ethiopia.
Why it stood out: This selection brings a distinct natural process from the well-known Yirgacheffe origin.
π©π΄ Dominican Republic: Organic Ramirez Red Honey, Jarabacoa
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Coming from the Jarabacoa area in the Dominican Republic, this coffee utilises a red honey processing method.
Why it stood out: The use of a honey processing method from the Dominican Republic makes this lot stand out in the current rotation.
π²π½ Mexico: La Laja Honey, Tlaltetela, Veracruz
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Sourced from Veracruz, Mexico, this offering features a honey processing method from the La Laja estate.
Why it stood out: Mexican coffees processed via honey methods are a notable find within the available offerings.
π§π΄ Bolivia: Organic Caranavi FTO, La Paz Department
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
This organic offering hails from the La Paz Department of Bolivia in the Caranavi region.
Why it stood out: Bolivian single origins appear less frequently, making this La Paz offering a distinctive addition.
ππΉ Haiti: Organic Haitian Blue, Norde
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
Originating from the Norde region of Haiti, this organic selection represents a less common single-origin source.
Why it stood out: Haitian green coffee is a rare inclusion in standard supplier rosters.
πΊπ¬ Uganda: Organic Bugisu, Sipi Falls
Supplier: Coffee Bean Corral
This organic offering comes from the Sipi Falls area within the Bugisu region of Uganda.
Why it stood out: Uganda is an uncommon origin in this week’s data pool, adding geographical variety.
Where to Look This Week
Coffee Bean Corral featured a broad selection of single-origin beans this week, spanning multiple regions across Central and South America, Africa, and Asia. Process variations such as honey and natural methods stood out among the traditional washed offerings.
Why These Coffees Made the List
- Ethiopia: Misty Valley, Yirgacheffe β Selected for its natural process from a classic Ethiopian origin.
- Dominican Republic: Organic Ramirez Red Honey, Jarabacoa β Featured for its red honey processing method from the Dominican Republic.
- Mexico: La Laja Honey, Tlaltetela, Veracruz β Highlighted as an uncommon honey-processed option from Veracruz.
- Bolivia: Organic Caranavi FTO, La Paz Department β Chosen for its less-common Bolivian origin.
- Haiti: Organic Haitian Blue, Norde β Included due to the relative rarity of Haitian offerings in the dataset.
- Uganda: Organic Bugisu, Sipi Falls β Selected for representing a less frequently seen East African origin.
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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.
