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Single-origin coffee comes from one country, region, or producer, letting the character of a particular place stand out in the cup.
896 coffees found
nuJava Coffee Company • Eureka Springs, AR
$23.00 · $1.44/oz
Varieties
chocolate • caramel • orange • Bright, Citric
Guatemala Bella Carmona Antigua is a washed Antigua coffee processed at Beneficio Bella Vista from peak-harvest cherries. Medium-dark roast. Cupping notes list chocolate, caramel, and orange, with bright citric acidity.
Red Rock Roasters • Albuquerque, NM
$16.75 · $1.40/oz
cocoa • cinnamon • oak • lily • lemongrass
Guatemala Finca El Aceituno El Bonito is Celeste Fumagalli's washed microlot from Conguaco, Jutiapa. Red Rock has roasted it since 2018 — cocoa, cinnamon, oak, lily, and lemongrass. Coffee Review scored it 91.
Sidecar Coffee • Waterloo, IA
$16.99 · $1.42/oz
Amaretto • Cooked Citrus Zest
Guatemala Huehuetenango is Sidecar Coffee's Bird Friendly Certified microlot from Guatemala, roasted in the Cedar Valley. Balanced amaretto with mellow cooked citrus zest and a mild fruit-like cup from ancestral producers.
Extracto Coffee Roasters • Portland, OR
$22.00 · $1.83/oz
chocolate ice cream • fresh fig
Guatemala Los Volcanes is Extracto Coffee Roasters' fully washed Guatemala from Antigua. Estates and smallholders share a historic wet mill. Chocolate ice cream and fresh fig in a medium-bodied cup — a long-standing house favorite.
Yellow Brick Coffee • Tucson, AZ
$20.00 · $1.67/oz
Varieties
Baked Apple • Orange • Sweet
Yellow Brick Coffee's Guatemala Huehuetenango Waykan is a washed single origin from family micro-mills in the highlands. Baked apple, orange, and a sweet finish lead the cup. Indigenous growers and UNEX get this lot to Tucson, where Yellow Brick roasts it.
Shelburne Falls Coffee Roasters • Shelburne, MA
$15.25 · $1.27/oz
Smoky
Guatemalan Antigua is Shelburne Falls' medium-roast Guatemala, overflowing with body and flavor and cherished for its mysterious, unmistakable smokiness. Small-batch roasted in Shelburne, it is the connoisseur cup for drinkers who want smoke and weight.
Fort Findlay Coffee & Doughnut Shoppe • Findlay, OH
$15.99 · $1.00/oz
Varieties
Raisin • Chocolate
Haitian Blue is shade-grown coffee from Haiti, washed and sun dried, with quiet acidity and a wood-framed finish. Fort Findlay lists Blue Mountain, Typica, and Bourbon, plus raisin and chocolate. One-pound whole bean is offered.
Buffalo Coffee Roastery • Sanborn, NY
$15.00 · $0.94/oz
Dried Berries
Honduran is Buffalo Coffee Roastery's lively bright single origin from Honduras — fresh, light, and springy with sweet dried-berry notes you could drink all day from Sanborn.
Ross Street Roasting • Tama, IA
$18.00 · $1.50/oz
Varieties
Chocolate • Raisin • Dried Fruit • Earthy
Kula Peaberry is Ross Street's light-medium Papua New Guinea from Sigri Estate, a relationship lot of Typica peaberries with chocolate, raisin, and earthy depth. Sweet aroma and a syrupy body make this Waghi Valley cup an easy daily bag from Tama.
Break Coffee Roasters • Lawrenceville, GA
$23.00 · $2.30/oz
Varieties
Watermelon • Grape • Honeydew
La Piragua Anaerobic is a light Caturra from the Vargas family in Huila, Colombia. Anaerobic natural processing turns this 1,800-meter lot into watermelon, grape, and honeydew, a juicy tropical cup from a farm that also mills neighboring families' harvests.
Boast Coffee Co., LLC • San Jose, CA
$22.00 · $2.20/oz
Varieties
Chocolate • Citrus • Sweet Caramel
Mexico Chiapas is Boast's light-medium roast from Arte Divino producers in Montecristo de Guerrero, La Frailesca. Organic Bourbon, Typica, Caturra, and Marsellesa with chocolate, citrus, and sweet caramel.
Encore Coffee & Chocolate • Grandview, MO
$21.00 · $1.75/oz
Varieties
Red Fruit • Chocolate • Brown Sugar
Nicaragua - Natural comes from Finca El Huella in Matagalpa, a natural-process Red Bourbon from Fincas Mierisch. Medium roast with red fruit, chocolate, and brown sugar — a balanced Nicaraguan cup they roast in Grandview.