Sorry...should read...Also depends on what you are after...you need to qualify your two key words..., "quantity', "quality" and "price". If you are a home roaster for instance you could check out www.sweetmarias.com Totally different story if you are looking for commercial quantities.b
You might also try The Captain's Coffee. They are on the web at www.thecaptainscoffee.com. Pretty good selection and flat rate shipping charges. Seem like nice folks.
You might also try The Captain's Coffee. They are on the web at www.thecaptainscoffee.com. Pretty good selection and flat rate shipping charges. Seem like nice folks.
I've looked into several websites for my green beans. Tried "The Capatin's Coffee" because others made such a fuss about it. They had great personal service and good prices.
If you are a retail roaster checkout http://cafeimports.com
That is who I use. They supply Carabou Coffee with all their coffee beans as well as most all roasters in the midwest.
If you are a home roaster, drop me a line or just visit my website.
They have a wide selection. They're fairly good on price. The quality is good. They even have roasting tips. The only coffee they're not selling at this time is the Sumatra Mandehling. I think its due to the tsunami that hit the region.
Would doubt the Tsunami is the reason they are not selling- the area mandehling is grown in is a long way away from the coastal plain effected by the disaster and most of this years crop was already harvested, procesed and down in the big warehouses in Medan when the disster happened. Could be that they do not carry much stock of Mandehling and they have sold out due to demand for the bean created by the disaster...or they normally carry low stocks, buy on spot price from a broker. The spot for Mandehling went through the roof a while back due to other non-earthquake related reasons.
My goodness...just checked out the site. Would steer away from the Bali...we ar not carrying any stock as the crop was not that good this year...and the prices?? Maybe I should start shipping green direct to home roasters in the USA :grin: