Top list · Updated November 15, 2026

The best coffees roasted in the Netherlands

Rum Baba Coffeeroasters
1. Rwanda Kamajumba
- Rwanda
- Washed
- Light
Tasting notes: Blood Orange, Marmalade
€15.75≈ $54.35 / kg
The roaster gives: producer, variety, process, region, and tasting notes. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 6 days in the last 90.
Rum Baba Coffeeroasters
2. Kokobe
- Natural
- Medium
Tasting notes: Blueberry, Chocolate, Caramel
€13.00≈ $45.22 / kg
The roaster gives: producer, variety, process, region, and tasting notes. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 6 days in the last 90.
Koffiestation
3. Peru – Puente Solaya
- Peru
- Washed
€13.50≈ $53.80 / kg
The roaster gives: producer, variety, process, altitude, and region. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 6 days in the last 90.
Schot Coffee Roasters
4. Kenya Sakami SL28 Washed
- Kenya
- Washed
€21.80≈ $82.83 / kg
The roaster gives: process. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 9 days in the last 90.
Schot Coffee Roasters
5. Colombia La Aldea Anaerobic Washed
- Colombia
- Anaerobic
€19.50≈ $72.07 / kg
The roaster gives: variety and process. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 8 days in the last 90.
Coffee Roastery
6. Rwanda Liza
- Rwanda
- Washed
Tasting notes: Red fruits, Citrus
€17.50≈ $35.33 / kg
The roaster gives: variety, process, altitude, region, and tasting notes. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 4 days in the last 90.
Stean's Beans
7. Decaf Mbili
- Rwanda
- Natural
- Medium
€17.50≈ $54.35 / kg
The roaster gives: process and altitude. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 6 days in the last 90.
Stean's Beans
8. Hewa
- Rwanda
- Anaerobic
- Light
€17.00≈ $52.79 / kg
The roaster gives: process and altitude. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 6 days in the last 90.
Koffie & Ik
9. Decaf koffiebonen
- Natural
€10.95
The roaster gives: producer, process, and altitude. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 5 days in the last 90.
Koffiestation
10. Colombia – El Caney – DECAF
- Colombia
€12.30≈ $47.83 / kg
The roaster gives: producer, variety, altitude, and region. Opened in the roaster’s shop on 4 days in the last 90.

The best coffee roasters in the Netherlands

What the 437 coffees roasted in the Netherlands have in common

Origins

Share of the 208 coffees that name an origin

Colombia20%
Ethiopia12%
Brazil12%
Peru9%
Kenya8%

Tasting notes

Share of the 23 coffees with tasting notes

berries35%
citrus30%
caramel30%
chocolate30%
floral17%

Roast

Share of the 59 coffees with a roast level

Light49%
Medium31%
Dark20%

Process

Share of the 94 coffees whose process is named

Washed43%
Natural34%
Anaerobic15%
Honey9%

Questions and answers

What is the best coffee roasted in the Netherlands?

Our top picks roasted in the Netherlands right now are Rwanda Kamajumba by Rum Baba Coffeeroasters, Kokobe by Rum Baba Coffeeroasters, and Peru – Puente Solaya by Koffiestation. They come first among 437 coffees roasted in the Netherlands from 34 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 roasted in the Netherlands taste like?

In the tasting notes roasters wrote for 23 coffees roasted in the Netherlands, the most frequent flavours are berries (35%), citrus (30%), caramel (30%), and chocolate (30%).

How dark do roasters in the Netherlands roast?

Of the 59 coffees with a roast level: light 49%, medium 31%, and dark 20%.

Where does coffee roasted in the Netherlands come from?

Of the 208 coffees that name an origin, most come from Colombia (20%), Ethiopia (12%), Brazil (12%), and Peru (9%).

How is coffee roasted in the Netherlands processed?

Of the 94 coffees whose roaster names the process: washed (43%), natural (34%), and anaerobic (15%).

How much does coffee roasted in the Netherlands cost?

The median price is ≈ $47.58 / kg, from the sizes and prices of 370 coffees. Prices are indicative: the roaster’s shop has the current one.

Where can I buy coffee roasted in the Netherlands?

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.

Do roasters in the Netherlands deliver to my country?

Each roaster sets its own delivery. Cafendo does not sell or ship coffee: the roaster’s page on Cafendo and its shop say where it delivers.

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