Asia + Oceania
There are many myths, how coffee first arrived in Asia. According to the legend, the saint Baba Budan traveled through Yemen during his pilgrimage to Mecca in the 17th century. In Yemen, he found a coffee tree, wrapped seven grains in his turban, and smuggled them to India. Once he arrived, he planted the beans in his garden near evergreen mountains in Karnataka, so the birthplace of coffee in India had arisen. Besides India, other coffee-producing countries such as Vietnam, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, among others, play a crucial role in the production of specialty coffee and surprise coffee-lovers with interesting cup profiles.
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India washed Arabica Plantation AA Little Flower, Basankhan Estate 104273Spot: Vollers Hamburg 115 bags of 60kg
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India washed Arabica Plantation AA Little Flower, Basankhan Estate 104402Afloat (expected arrival: Oct/18/2026) 242 bags of 60kg
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India washed Arabica Plantation AA Little Flower, Chinennahally Estate 104401Afloat (expected arrival: Oct/18/2026) 213 bags of 60kg
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India washed Arabica Plantation AA Little Flower, Kathlekhan Estate 104177.1Spot: Vollers Hamburg 170 GrainPro bags of 60kg
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Indonesia Sumatra Arabica Raja Toba Gr.1 Triple Picked 104363Spot: Vollers Hamburg 94 GrainPro bags of 60kg
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Indonesia Sumatra Arabica Raja Toba Gr.1 Triple Picked, Organic 104366Spot: Vollers Hamburg 42 GrainPro bags of 60kg
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Papua New Guinea natural Arabica Sigri Plantation A 104362.2Afloat (expected arrival: Nov/05/2026) 67 GrainPro bags of 60kg
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Papua New Guinea washed Arabica Grade B Organic 104279Afloat (expected arrival: Nov/18/2026) 31 GrainPro bags of 60kg
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Papua New Guinea washed Arabica Plantation Sigri A+17 104362.1Afloat (expected arrival: Nov/05/2026) 8 GrainPro bags of 60kg
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Vietnam natural Robusta Grade 1, Screen 18/19, water polished 104441Afloat (expected arrival: Nov/20/2026) 9 bags of 60kg