Green Coffee Sample

Each sample consists of approximately 200g of specialty-grade green coffee beans. The sample size is ideal for running a series of test roasts, cupping sessions and profile experiments without committing to a full bag.

Yes. Use the input box on the product page to specify the origin or coffee you would like to sample. If you are unsure, you can describe the flavour profile or style you are looking for and we will select a suitable green coffee from our current range.

This product is supplied as green, unroasted coffee. It is intended for roasters and cuppers who want to assess how a coffee behaves during roasting and how the flavour develops in the cup once roasted.

That depends on your batch size, but many roasters will divide a 200g sample into several small batches for test roasts and one or two batches for cupping. It is common to use smaller charge weights for profiling so that you can explore different roast curves from the same sample.

Samples are packed in suitable bags designed to protect the green beans from moisture and odours during storage and transit. The packaging helps keep the coffee stable while you test and evaluate it.

Yes. You can add more than one Green Coffee Sample to your basket if you wish to test several coffees at the same time. Simply list the different origins or coffees you would like in the notes box so we know which samples to prepare.

Samples are drawn from our current range of specialty-grade green coffees. These may include a mix of washed, natural and honey-processed coffees from a variety of origins, depending on what is in stock at the time of your order.

The 200g green coffee sample is designed for roasteries, cafés and serious home roasters who want to evaluate beans before buying in larger quantities. It is ideal for sample roasting, cupping, blend development and quality control.

Keep the sample in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours. Store the bag sealed when not in use so the beans do not pick up moisture or smells from their surroundings.

No. Samples are provided so that you can make an informed decision. There is no obligation to purchase a larger quantity afterwards, although many customers use the sample stage to select coffees for their main range.