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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.
971 matching coffee products · Sizes grouped under each coffee
Use the country filter to narrow the directory, then read the individual product source. A country-level label does not promise a single farm, variety, or harvest.
Roast, processing, and recorded tasting notes help distinguish coffees from the same origin. Origin describes the beans; the roaster’s city describes where the company operates.
Guide updated 2026-09-06 · Selection and source methodology
971 coffees found
Huckleberry Roasters • Denver, CO
$23.00 · $1.92/oz
Fig • Pancake Syrup • Orange Candy
Mexico Familia Cifuentes is Huckleberry's washed Cifuentes Family lot, roasted Medium-Light in Denver. Fig, pancake syrup, and orange candy in a sweet, versatile Mexican single origin for filter or espresso.
PT's Coffee • Topeka, KS
$26.00 · $2.60/oz
Varieties
Green Grape • Shortbread • Oolong Tea
Musa Abalulesa Honey is a juicy light-medium heirloom from twenty-one smallholders in Ethiopia's Goma District. Green grape, shortbread, and oolong tea meet macadamia and basil in a honey-processed cup grown around 2,100 meters by Musa and his brothers.
Torque Coffees • San Diego, CA
$18.80 · $1.57/oz
Golden Apple • Pistachio Cream • Brown Sugar
Nayarit Natural is Torque Coffees' natural-process Mexican from the El Cuarenteño ejido, shade-grown on land the community won in 1940. Golden apple, pistachio cream, and brown sugar in a light, friendly cup.
Black Coffee Roasting Company • Missoula, MT
$16.75 · $1.40/oz
Cocoa • Lemongrass • Cashew • Citrus
Nicaragua – Madriz is a washed, sun-dried coffee from volcanic soils in Nicaragua's Madriz region. Black Coffee roasts it in Missoula for a full-bodied cup with cocoa, lemongrass, cashew, and a little citrus.
Idaho Roasting Company • Nampa, ID
$19.95 · $1.25/oz
Chocolate • Citrus • Sweet • Nutty
Nicaraguan is Idaho Roasting Company's SHG EP medium roast from smallholders in Nicaragua. Sweet and nutty with chocolate and citrus — a Central American single origin micro-roasted in Nampa for everyday cups.
Five Star Coffee Roasters • Holly Springs, NC
$17.00 · $1.42/oz
Clementine • Baker's Chocolate • Honey
Nossa Senhora is a washed single-origin coffee from Brazil, roasted by Five Star. It is a medium roast with clementine, baker's chocolate, and honey notes.
Portland Coffee Roasters • Portland, OR
$19.00 · $1.58/oz
Earthy • Savory • Smoky
Organic Dark Sumatra is a classic Sumatra: heavy body, earthy sweetness, and a complex finish. Roasted dark to caramelize the sugars, it turns savory and smoky without losing that deep, rich weight.
Drum Coffee • Missoula, MT
$22.00 · $1.83/oz
Varieties
Candied Date • Raisin • Bergamont • Grapefruit
Organic washed Ethiopia Guji Dame Dabaye from Sibu Coffee Farmers. Light roast with candied date, raisin, bergamot, and grapefruit.
Shelburne Falls Coffee Roasters • Shelburne, MA
$16.25 · $1.35/oz
Earthy
Organic Sumatran is Shelburne Falls' medium-roast Sumatra, an earthy, full-bodied organic coffee that is not for the faint of heart. Small-batch roasted in Shelburne, it is the deep island cup for drinkers who want weight and earth in every sip.
Red Rock Roasters • Albuquerque, NM
$17.50 · $1.46/oz
brown sugar • chocolate • blueberry
Organic/Fair Trade Ethiopia Sidamo is Red Rock's City+ roast of a sun-dried southern Ethiopia lot. Fair Trade and Organic, with brown sugar, chocolate, and blueberry in a full cup.
Snake River Roasting Company • Jackson, WY
$8.00 · $2.00/oz
Peanut Butter • Jammy • Thimbleberry • Low
PAPUA NEW GUINEA is Snake River's medium roast from Papua New Guinea, a round jammy cup of peanut butter and thimbleberry with low acidity. Jackson Hole-roasted, it is the drip and French-press bag for drinkers who want a rich, nutty medium.
Goldberry Roasting Company • Ashland, OH
$5.00 · $1.67/oz
Papaya • Chocolate • Apple
Papua New Guinea is Goldberry's surprisingly bright, sweet bag, with papaya over chocolate and a mild apple acidity. Roasted in Ashland, it drinks lighter than many Pacific lots.