ajuelfs
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I am looking for a very good green coffee bean supplier hopefully near St. Louis, Mo that will sell beans in small quantities. Anyone out there that can help? Please let me know, it would be appreciated.
Quality green coffee beans
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JavaQueen
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For great green beans in small quantities, try www.sweetmarias.com they are in CA, but really know their coffees.
You could try contacting a local coffee roaster and see if they would be willing to sell you some greens.
You could try contacting a local coffee roaster and see if they would be willing to sell you some greens.
vkess
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Or you could try going to this guy's site: http://www.lostdutchmancoffee.com (mine! :grin: ) We maintain a good selection from a wide variety of sources.
BaristaTrainer
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I have heard good things about this company. http://www.atlascoffee.com/
I am not sure on this...but I do not believe that Atlas caters to home roasters....they are pretty big.
NW JAVA
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I too recomend ATLAS, or if the qty is too high, I'd sell you some of my stock that I get from them. At my cost plus 10% and shipping.
BaristaTrainer
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If home roasting is what you want check out http://www.coffeewholesalers.com
NW JAVA
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k. my cost/columbian @ 1.95 + 10% and shipping......? dream about a better offer.
nw how much are you buying? I am paying about $1.12 a lbs for my Colombian....who do you buy from?
NW JAVA
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oh toph er, my Columbia Suprema I meant to say. And it's tied to the "c" index....
It's ColOmbian SupremO.....market is up right now...but $1..95 is still high...
NW JAVA
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Could be that the Co you work for is so big that the qty gives them a break?
Co? They don't grow coffee in Colorodo 
I probably do get a break due to volume...but I was just trying to be honest by saying that $1.95 was high..and you posted that when the market was down...shoot you must be paying over $2 now. I will call a buddy of mine who stores some coffee in Seattle and find out his price on small quantities. :wink:
I probably do get a break due to volume...but I was just trying to be honest by saying that $1.95 was high..and you posted that when the market was down...shoot you must be paying over $2 now. I will call a buddy of mine who stores some coffee in Seattle and find out his price on small quantities. :wink:
talked to him today...said he can beat it by at least a dime a pound...
NW JAVA
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Topher, and who might that be? I'm interested.....
