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green coffee beans from Sumatra, Indonesia.
Sumatra Aceh Grade 1
Green Coffee Beans — $5.50
<b> Sumatra Aceh Kopepi Ketiara Coop</b></br><small> Green Coffee Beans</small>
Sumatra Aceh Kopepi Ketiara Coop
Green Coffee Beans — $6.75
<b> Colombia Huila Jose Hilder Casso</b><br><small>Green Coffee Beans</small>
Colombia Huila Jose Hilder Casso
Green Coffee Beans — $7
Coffee farmers sorting parchment coffee in the Democratic Republic of Congo. These coffee producers are members of the Muungano cooperative, a high quality coffee producer near Lake Kivu.
DR Congo Muungano
Green Coffee Beans — $7.50
<b>Java Bondowoso Washed</b><br><small>Green Coffee Beans</small>
Java Bondowoso Washed
Green Coffee Beans — $7
Parchment coffee drying inside of a "secadora" in Huila Colombia. A secadora is a structure used to dry coffee, often composed of clear plastic tarps and wooden posts. This step is the final step of processing coffee beans or seeds before being sold to exporters by the coffee farmers.
Colombia Huila Monserrate
Green Coffee Beans — $6.50
<b>Honduras Copan Misael Alvarado</b></br><small> Green Coffee Beans</small>
Honduras Copan Misael Alvarado
Green Coffee Beans — $7.50
<b>Billie the Kid Espresso </b> <br><small> Green Coffee Beans></small>
Billie the Kid Espresso
Green Coffee Beans> — $6.75
<b>Peru Chirinos</b><br><small>Green Coffee Beans</small>
Peru Chirinos
Green Coffee Beans — $7
<b> Colombia Huila Yaned Gil</b><br><small>Green Coffee Beans</small>
Colombia Huila Yaned Gil
Green Coffee Beans — $7
Omar Rodriguez holding an indigenous Honduran citrus fruit similar in size to a pomelo. Omar is the leader of the COCAFCAL coffee cooperative in Copan Honduras, also known as Capucas
Honduras Copan Capucas
Green Coffee Beans — $6.50