Origins · 15 producing countries
Coffee producing countries
Fifteen countries are on our buying list. This page is the directory — pick a country to open its full sourcing guide: regions, altitudes, harvest windows and the lots we currently hold.
Asia Pacific
Indonesia · Papua New Guinea · ThailandOur home region, and the one we ship fastest from — the desk sits in Jakarta.
Cedar, dark cacao, heavy body. Six regions, two harvest calendars.
Indonesia guide →Tropical fruit and cocoa, juicier than its neighbours. Garden-grown.
PNG guide →Milk chocolate and citrus, light-bodied. Northern highlands, small lots.
Thailand guide →Africa
Ethiopia · Kenya · Rwanda · UgandaThe high-acidity end of our list. Mostly washed, mostly smallholder, and the shortest shipping calendar of the three regions.
Jasmine, bergamot and stone fruit. The reference point for floral coffee.
Ethiopia guide → RecommendedBlackcurrant and dense, structured acidity. Auction-lot AA and AB.
Kenya guide →Red apple and florals over a silky body. Washing-station traceable.
Rwanda guide →Bugisu on Mount Elgon — cocoa, molasses, firm body. Africa’s quiet volume origin.
Uganda guide →The Americas
Eight countries · South, Central & CaribbeanThe widest volume band we buy in, and the easiest place to hold a consistent profile across contracts.
Chocolate, peanut, low acidity. Our steadiest espresso base.
Brazil guide → RecommendedCaramel and red apple, reliably balanced. Two harvests a year.
Colombia guide →Micromill honeys — brown sugar, apricot, crisp acidity. Tarrazú and beyond.
Costa Rica guide →Cocoa, orange peel and warm spice. Eight distinct growing regions.
Guatemala guide →Blue Mountain: mild, nutty, gently acidic. Allocation-limited.
Jamaica guide →Almond and brown sugar, light in the body. Strong organic supply.
Mexico guide →Geisha territory — tea-like, floral, and priced accordingly.
Panama guide →Nougat and soft citrus, clean through the finish. Cooperative-led.
Peru guide →Current shelf
See what is actually in stock
Country pages tell you what an origin is. The shop tells you what we are holding this month, by lot.