Roasters

What we can work out from their listings

Traceability

traced to a farm on 19, traced to a region on 10, traced to a country on 12, no origin stated on 2

Origins they name

Bolivia, Brazil, Burundi, Colombia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Peru, Uganda

Processes they name

anaerobic, natural, pulped natural, washed

Single origin or blend

Not stated on any of their coffees

Decaf

None listed

Every figure here is counted from this roaster’s own listings, not from a profile they filled in. We hold no review scores and no verified certifications for any roaster, and we do not collect them. How we count this

How TRYST Coffee compares

47,53 €/kgtheir median, across 40 priced coffees

31,84 € – 87,56 €where the middle 80% of their range sits

-4%against the median of their own market, 49,40 €/kg

20,00 €130,00 € per kilo

Every priced coffee they sell is a tick. The solid line is their median, the dashed line the median of their market. A roaster above the catalogue is not overcharging and one below is not better value — we hold no quality signal of any kind, so a price difference is only a price difference.

Counted from their own listings, not from a profile they filled in. The same figures for the whole market.

What they say about themselves

Delivery

We hold no delivery price for this roaster. their delivery page (opens in a new tab)

Fairtrade

“Deshalb zahlen wir den Farmer:innen ein Vielfaches des Weltmarktpreises und sogar weitaus mehr als „Fair Trade“ oder „Bio“ zertifizierte Kaffees.” their page (opens in a new tab)

These are claims this roaster makes on its own website and we have checked none of them. The sourcing and packaging ones are about the business rather than any particular bag, so they are never applied to an individual coffee. The delivery total is the exception: it is quoted on each of their coffees, because what you pay to have a bag sent to you is part of what the bag costs.

Their coffees

6 of 43 match, cheapest per kilo first. The ones with no published price come last