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The best coffees from Vietnam

Our top picks from Vietnam right now are Vietnam - Hoàng Hôn by KB Coffee Roasters, After Dinner Blend Coffee, 250g Tin by Fortnum & Mason, and "S" Conqueror by Craft Beans. They come first among 7 coffees from Vietnam from 5 independent roasters on Cafendo.

  1. Vietnam - Hoàng Hôn
    KB Coffee Roasters

    1. Vietnam - Hoàng Hôn

    • Vietnam

    Tasting notes: Cherries, Blueberries, Cocoa beans, Rum

    €20.00

    The roaster gives: producer, variety, altitude, region, and tasting notes. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 1 day in the last 90.

  2. After Dinner Blend Coffee, 250g Tin
    Fortnum & Mason

    2. After Dinner Blend Coffee, 250g Tin

    • Vietnam
    • Medium
    $15.51≈ $62.04 / kg

    Opened in the roaster’s shop on 1 day in the last 90.

  3. "S" Conqueror
    Craft Beans

    3. "S" Conqueror

    • Vietnam
    • Medium

    Tasting notes: Chocolate, Whiskey

    $1.21≈ $10.12 / kg

    The roaster gives: tasting notes.

  4. Creative 2
    Craft Beans

    4. Creative 2

    • Vietnam
    • Medium

    Tasting notes: Chocolate

    $6.07

    The roaster gives: tasting notes.

  5. CONGAU Vietnam 🥇
    Röstwerk Herzogkaffee

    5. CONGAU Vietnam 🥇

    • Vietnam
    €9.30≈ $36.96 / kg
  6. Greater Goods Coffee Co.

    6. Hung Farm - Vietnam

    • Vietnam
    $25.39≈ $49.52 / kg

All coffees from Vietnam

Questions and answers

What is the best coffee from Vietnam?

Our top picks from Vietnam right now are Vietnam - Hoàng Hôn by KB Coffee Roasters, After Dinner Blend Coffee, 250g Tin by Fortnum & Mason, and "S" Conqueror by Craft Beans. They come first among 7 coffees from Vietnam from 5 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.

Where can I buy coffee from Vietnam?

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