Thread subject: Homeroasters - Home Roasting Coffee Community :: Favorite Green Coffee Vendors?
Posted by kira143 on 07/05/2020 7:46 AM
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Hi,
has anyone tried [url]https://coffeehero.com.au/ [/url]as there are many brands in market
Thanks
Edited by kira143 on 12/31/1969 6:00 PM
Posted by JackH on 07/05/2020 9:59 AM
#2
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kira143 wrote:
Hi,
has anyone tried [url]https://coffeehero.com.au/ [/url]as there are many brands in market
Thanks
It looks like a good source for roasted beans but I did not see any green coffee for sale on the site.
Posted by stevopatton on 08/01/2020 5:08 PM
#3
Hey guys, for those of you still looking for new green coffee vendors, Yuni Coffee Co. (
www.yunicoffeeco.com ) is now offering their beans from Laos in small easy to order volumes for home roasters.
From our 2020 harvest we have 3 offerings (2 washed and 1 natural) which we have made available direct to home roasters in the US in 2, 5, 10, and 20lb boxes, or get a sample box to try them all!
Posted by Laban on 08/10/2020 11:22 PM
#4
Hi guys, if you are in the market for Specialty Kenyan Coffee check out ShopZabuniCoffee.Com . Zabuni was launched in Nov 2019 and I believe has the widest selection of Specialty Kenyan coffee in the US. The smallest quantity you can buy is 2lbs and as much as your needs dictate. Zabuni is based out of Grand Island, Ne.
I think the most unique thing about Zabuni is that not less than 80% of what the buyers pay for the green coffee goes back to the farmer at origin. Try them you will not regret it. Added bonus free shipping on green coffee........ always!
Edited by Laban on 08/10/2020 11:33 PM
Posted by DrHenley on 03/27/2021 6:20 PM
#5
Has anyone dealt with Smokin Beans Coffee? I have a hankering for some Queen City Harrar and that's the only place I can find it right now.
https://www.smoki...
One pound is pricey at $9.90 but the 5 pound bag is only $7.35 a pound
Edited by DrHenley on 12/31/1969 6:00 PM
Posted by OldMan41 on 03/27/2021 6:36 PM
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DrHenley wrote:
Has anyone dealt with Smokin Beans Coffee? I have a hankering for some Queen City Harrar and that's the only place I can find it right now.
https://www.smoki...
One pound is pricey at $9.90 but the 5 pound bag is only $7.35 a pound
Have been buyin for a few years from them.
There coupon card did not work today on 5lbs of Sumatra MANDHELING.
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Posted by DrHenley on 03/27/2021 7:51 PM
#7
Thanks OldMan from another old man :). The main thing I'm concerned about is the quality of their beans.
Posted by OldMan41 on 03/27/2021 9:31 PM
#8
Well I'm not skilled at all of this. But I monitor the beans moisture content.
If they say size 16 - 17 bean size. They're not, then they blended or are offering a mix of beans from the region.
But charging for better grade than giving.
Haven't had any stale beans or dryer than 10% to 14%.
Posted by mtbizzle on 04/04/2021 8:17 PM
#10
Nah.... Really, there is no shortage of good suppliers. All of the amazon links in those "reviews"...
Can't be mad at them for trying to get affiliate link $. I have no interest in buying greens from Amazon with the other suppliers around. Sweet marias, happy mug, klatch, theta ridge..... There are probably a dozen suppliers I wouldn't hesitate to buy from, little reason to risk iffy quality and price elsewhere
Posted by sarahb on 04/12/2021 3:34 PM
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DrHenley wrote:
Has anyone dealt with Smokin Beans Coffee? I have a hankering for some Queen City Harrar and that's the only place I can find it right now.
https://www.smoki...
One pound is pricey at $9.90 but the 5 pound bag is only $7.35 a pound
I have bought beans from Smokin Beans about 4 times now and have been very happy with both service and quality.
Posted by snwcmpr on 04/13/2021 12:51 PM
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I have bought several times from this guy now since he started. I used to buy when he was 'otherwise affiliated'.
primegreencoffee.org
The below was from last November.
Ken
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Hi Ken
I hope this email finds you healthy. I just wanted to let you know that I've added a few new green coffees to my online store including:
- the famed "Misty Valley" natural Ethiopian
- from Colombia, a really terrific pink bourbon and a great washed geisha
- a natural from El Salvador from an up and coming producer
- and my breakout favorite, a lactic processed bean from Colombia.
I've also added some new features to the website:
- Gift cards which should come in handy for the holidays.
- A referral program. There's a link (labelled "Your Referral URL" that you can copy from the dashboard on your account page. When you share it with someone who makes a purchase you'll get a coupon code good for 10% off of your next order.
- A points based loyalty system. When you buy coffee, you earn points which can be redeemed later for discounts.
Finally, I'm looking to add a few new origins, so if you have any requests, please let me know and I'll see if something good is available.
Thanks
Jim
primegreencoffee.org
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Posted by KramE on 04/13/2021 7:44 PM
#13
I like happy mug. www.happymugcoffee.com
Posted by brianalfaro on 05/07/2021 7:28 AM
#14
Hi,
I want to buy green coffee beans. But how do I know if the quality of the coffee beans I am buying is good or not?
Posted by louca on 05/08/2021 7:06 AM
#15
A lot of people buy from well-known places like Sweet Maria's and others. Here is a great video my friend made on what you need to consider when looking for a vendor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx79K9BMvVU&t=278s
Posted by brianalfaro on 07/09/2021 12:57 AM
#16
My Favorite Green Coffee Vendor Sweet Maria?s. it?s the best place to buy unroasted coffee beans if you?re looking for variety, price range, and quality. It has a large list of beans from almost every country available in an extensive array of flavors, profiles, drying methods, and bean types.
Posted by 8675309 on 07/18/2021 12:27 PM
#17
Coffee Bean Corral. Excellent service. Excellent products. Nice folks too.
Posted by AJRoaster on 06/20/2022 6:03 PM
#18
I recently started using Bunafr.com. Their coffee is quite phenomenal compared to others. Interesting to see they share profiles for certain roasters too which I haven't seen anyone do it before.