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The best coffees from Venezuela
Our top picks from Venezuela right now are Cafea Specialty Venezuela Arabica Washed Biscucuy by Il Caffe, Venezuela: La Curva Farm by La Vela Coffee Roasters, and Kawa ziarnista Venezuela Merida by Palarnia. They come first among 7 coffees from Venezuela from 7 independent roasters on Cafendo.
Il Caffe1. Cafea Specialty Venezuela Arabica Washed Biscucuy
- Venezuela
- Washed
RON 56.00≈ $48.70 / kgThe roaster gives: variety, process, and altitude. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 6 days in the last 90.
La Vela Coffee Roasters2. Venezuela: La Curva Farm
- Venezuela
- Medium
Tasting notes: Valencia Orange, Caramel
$16.00≈ $47.03 / kgThe roaster gives: variety, altitude, and tasting notes. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 5 days in the last 90.
Palarnia3. Kawa ziarnista Venezuela Merida
- Venezuela
- Washed
Tasting notes: White peach, Lemongrass, Cane sugar
PLN 7.00≈ $276.00 / kgThe roaster gives: process, altitude, and tasting notes. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 4 days in the last 90.
Leonard Caffe4. VENEZUELA BISCUCUY
- Venezuela
- Washed
- Light
Tasting notes: Fine Chocolate, Red Fruit, Citrus, Vanilla
RON 62.00≈ $53.91 / kgThe roaster gives: variety, process, altitude, and tasting notes.
Questions and answers
What is the best coffee from Venezuela?
Our top picks from Venezuela right now are Cafea Specialty Venezuela Arabica Washed Biscucuy by Il Caffe, Venezuela: La Curva Farm by La Vela Coffee Roasters, and Kawa ziarnista Venezuela Merida by Palarnia. They come first among 7 coffees from Venezuela from 7 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.
How much does coffee from Venezuela cost?
The median price is ≈ $53.91 / kg, from the sizes and prices of 7 coffees. Prices are indicative: the roaster’s shop has the current one.
Where can I buy coffee from Venezuela?
From the roaster: Cafendo is a marketplace and does not sell coffee itself. Each coffee links to a shop that sells it, usually the roaster’s own, and if the roaster accepts order requests, you can also send it one on Cafendo. The seller sets the price and delivery.
How we picked
Cafendo does not taste or score coffees, so the list ranks what the roasters publish. 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 Amazon listings. Origin lists take single origins only.
Nobody pays for a place. The lists are worked out again every day from the roasters’ listings. How Cafendo orders its lists
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