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Beans roasted in Greece

3 coffees match, 3 priced per kilo, in stock now

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Whole setsCoffee by origin 32 Coffee by flavour 10 Coffee by process 12

Each number is how many sets that index lists — 32 countries, 10 flavour families, 12 processes — not how many coffees. Every one of those sets has a page of its own carrying the middle price of the set; the filters here are the way to cut across them.

SortBest value Best traced Cheapest per kg Dearest per kg Name

Filtering byRoasted in: Greece ×(remove)Origin: Colombia ×(remove)Variety: Pacamara ×(remove)In stock only ×(remove)

112 more coffees do not say, so we cannot tell whether they match. Include them anyway

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Papayo – Colombia

Imagine a tropical mango · floral · berry · blueberry

122,80 €/kg

30,70 € for 250 g

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SL28 – Colombia

lollipop · bubblegum · red grapes · berries

116,40 €/kg

29,10 € for 250 g

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Sudan Rume – Colombia

White grape · papaya · mango · citrus

114,00 €/kg

28,50 € for 250 g

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●Roasted in

The country the roaster sells from, which is also the currency its prices are in. Nothing here is converted between currencies.

United Kingdom11 Germany3 Poland1 France1 Spain3 Italy1 Ireland1 Belgium3 Greece3 Switzerland2 Austria3 Sweden1 Slovakia1 Finland1

●Flavour5

Pick as many as you like. A coffee tasting of any of them is in.

Fruity3 Caramel and sweet2 Citrus1 Nutty1 Floral2

●On this coffee

Published on the coffee itself. Very few roasters do, and the counts say how few. Pick as many as you like: a coffee stating any of them is in.

Organic claimed3

●The roaster says

About itself, on its own site. Not a claim about this coffee, and not checked by us.

●Traced to

To a named farm3 To a region or better3 To a country or better3

●Grown in

The country on the coffee, where the roaster names one. A blend can name several.

Colombia3 Guatemala8 El Salvador4 Nicaragua1 Panama3

●Price per kilo

At the cheapest bag the roaster sells, which is the price every card shows. What speciality coffee should cost says what the spread across the market looks like.

Publishes a price3

●Process

●Roasted for

For espresso3 For filter2

●Variety

Caturra18 Bourbon13 Typica5 Castillo13 Gesha12 SL285 Red Bourbon4 Catimor1 Pink Bourbon10 Pacamara3 Yellow Bourbon2 Sidra5

All 20 varieties

Chiroso9 Sudan Rume4 Various1 Wush Wush5 Cattura1 Castilo1 grown in Colombia1 Ombligon comes from renowned producer Nestor Lasso1

●Caffeine

Coffees flagged decaf in the data. There is no “full caffeine” option, because a missing flag is not a statement that a coffee is caffeinated. The decaf page has the whole set.

●Availability