We aim to provide our roasters with ample resources for all our green coffee origins and offerings. Explore the rich coffee history of coffee origins in Asia and The Pacific Islands by reading our resources and blogs:
If coffee was born in Ethiopia and grew up in Yemen, then it left home to make its own way in the world and "come of age" through India in the 17th Century...
Although coffee was first planted successfully on Java around 1700, cultivation spread slowly throughout what would become the great archipelagic state of Indonesia, and did not arrive on Sulawesi, then called Celebes, until 1750...
Attempts to plant coffee in the Hawaiian Islands began as early as 1813, but were met with little success. Before coffee could find any real footing, the more commercially viable sugar plantations were becoming dominant throughout the islands and would replace crops grown to supply whaling ships as the world moved to oil from the ground...
The story of Laos coffee starts in the southwest corner of Laos, where the Mekong river approaches the border with Cambodia as if approaching an ocean, fanning out into so many delta-like fingers that the region is called Si Phan Don, Four Thousand Islands...
In the highlands of Papua New Guinea (PNG), morning fog fills the valleys and the mountain peaks float above in the sun, the highest reaching nearly 15,000 feet...