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The best coffees from Thailand
Our top picks from Thailand right now are Zoo Collection Tin - Pang Khon Thailand by Hannoversche Kaffeemanufaktur, Thailand, Kanchanaburi, Sartum Farm Fine Robusta Coffee Beans by Sarnies, and Mae Toey, Thailand by Ceresia Coffee Roasters. They come first among 16 coffees from Thailand from 9 independent roasters on Cafendo.
- Hannoversche Kaffeemanufaktur
1. Zoo Collection Tin - Pang Khon Thailand
Thailand
- Medium
Tasting notes: Figs, Caramel, Almonds
$9.95≈ $39.80 / kgThe roaster gives: tasting notes. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 5 days in the last 90.
Sarnies2. Thailand, Kanchanaburi, Sartum Farm Fine Robusta Coffee Beans
Thailand
- Natural
- Medium
SGD 25.00≈ $100.00 / kgThe roaster gives: producer, variety, process, altitude, and region.
Ceresia Coffee Roasters3. Mae Toey, Thailand
Thailand
- Washed
- Medium
THB 432.00The roaster gives: producer, variety, process, altitude, and region.
Cypher4. Doi Tung – Rank 24 - Thailand
Thailand
- Natural
AED 125.00The roaster gives: variety, process, altitude, and region.
Quantum Coffee Roasters5. THAILAND, Chiang Rai - Anaerobic honey
Thailand
- Anaerobic
- Medium
Tasting notes: Complex, Blackcurrant, Grapes
£16.50≈ $75.22 / kgThe roaster gives: variety, process, altitude, and tasting notes.
Soon Specialty Coffee6. ( Gold ) Single Origin - Thailand Nan Maneepruek Gesha Honey
Thailand
- Honey
- Light
Tasting notes: Lavender, Apricot, Dried Dates
MYR 25.00The roaster gives: variety, process, region, and tasting notes.
Sarnies7. Thailand, Chiang Rai, Mae Suai, Rom Yen, USDA Certified Organic Coffee Bean (Single Origin)
Thailand
- Washed
- Medium
SGD 25.00≈ $100.00 / kgThe roaster gives: variety, process, and region.
Lanna Coffee Co.8. Huay Hom Washed
Thailand
- Washed
- Medium
$19.00≈ $55.85 / kgThe roaster gives: process, altitude, and region.
- Hannoversche Kaffeemanufaktur
9. Pang Khon Thailand
Thailand
- Medium
Tasting notes: Figs, Caramel, Almonds
$9.50≈ $34.50 / kgThe roaster gives: tasting notes. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 2 days in the last 90.
Lanna Coffee Co.10. Thailand Law Wu Anaerobic Washed
Thailand
- Anaerobic
- Medium
Tasting notes: 🍵 Black Tea, 🍍 Pineapple, 🍬 Turbinado Sugar
$20.00The roaster gives: process and tasting notes.
What the 16 coffees from Thailand have in common
Tasting notes
Share of the 7 coffees with tasting notes
- apple, grape and dried fruit57%
- caramel29%
- nuts29%
- berries29%
- tea29%
Roast
Share of the 14 coffees with a roast level
- Medium71%
- Light29%
Process
Share of the 12 coffees whose process is named
- Washed33%
- Natural25%
- Honey25%
- Anaerobic17%
Questions and answers
What is the best coffee from Thailand?
Our top picks from Thailand right now are Zoo Collection Tin - Pang Khon Thailand by Hannoversche Kaffeemanufaktur, Thailand, Kanchanaburi, Sartum Farm Fine Robusta Coffee Beans by Sarnies, and Mae Toey, Thailand by Ceresia Coffee Roasters. They come first among 16 coffees from Thailand from 9 independent roasters on Cafendo. Cafendo does not taste or score coffees: the list ranks how much the roaster says about each coffee (producer, variety, process, altitude, region, tasting notes) and how often visitors open it in the roaster’s shop.
What does coffee from Thailand taste like?
In the tasting notes roasters wrote for 7 coffees from Thailand, the most frequent flavours are apple, grape and dried fruit (57%), caramel (29%), nuts (29%), and berries (29%).
How is coffee from Thailand usually roasted?
Of the 14 coffees with a roast level: medium 71% and light 29%.
How is coffee from Thailand processed?
Of the 12 coffees whose roaster names the process: washed (33%), natural (25%), and honey (25%).
How much does coffee from Thailand cost?
The median price is ≈ $52.91 / kg, from the sizes and prices of 11 coffees. Prices are indicative: the roaster’s shop has the current one.
Where can I buy coffee from Thailand?
Cafendo does not sell coffee itself: each coffee links to a shop that sells it, usually the roaster’s own, and the shop sets the price and delivery.
How we picked
Cafendo does not taste or score coffees, so the list ranks what the catalog can tell. Each coffee gets points for:
- each day in the last 90 on which visitors went to the roaster’s shop for it (up to 10);
- each fact the roaster gives: producer, variety, process, altitude, region, tasting notes (up to 6);
- a photo and a price (1 each), and an average rating of 4 stars or more (2).
- At most two coffees per roaster; no commercial brands and no Amazon listings. Origin lists take single origins only.
Nobody pays for a place. The lists are worked out again every day from the catalog. How Cafendo orders its lists