Looking for a nice ground coffee to make at home. Not the black roasted Thai style but something more on the lines of Starbucks w/o the 2200 bht/per kg price tag! Maybe a Chiang Mai grown bean or something nice to make with a French Press for my morning cup of joe.

Thanks

Makro sell some good coffee beans - different brands

Tesco brand actually not too bad either...

The guitar shop at Maenam Traders building near the Dusit Hotel also has a coffee business with good well roasted Chiang Mai beans. Also sold at K. Boys shop across from the 7-11 in Tong Krut.

Try Moccona Blue Mountain ground,

mage by a Dutch expert coffee house D Egberts.

Blue pack 86B in Friendship, you'll struggle to find better filter coffee anywhere!

Doi coffee very nice

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The guitar shop at Maenam Traders building near the Dusit Hotel also has a coffee business with good well roasted Chiang Mai beans. Also sold at K. Boys shop across from the 7-11 in Tong Krut.

Went to the Maenam Traders and was treated, to put it mildly, extremely rudely. If I was back home I would have wanted to beat the #%* out of the guy but as I'm a peaceful individual I would have just sued him for racial discrimination. Disgusting behavior not worthy of my business and perhaps others might want to consider where they spend their money too.

I like to grind fresh beans each morning. Personally, I think the best coffee you can buy here on the island is the "peaberry" coffee that comes from Chiang Mai. I get mine from Boy's in Tong Krut (opp 7/11) - however I only drink this in an emergency when I run out of my bullet proof coffee (see below)

I also like to drink this coffee which I order from the UK: http://www.hrhiggins.co.uk/coffees/very_dark_roasted/very_dark_roasted/creole_blend/

This is the coffee I drink regularly (I currently have a 5lb bag stuck at customs house here on Samui - can't wait to go pick that up..)

http://www.bulletproofexec.com/coffee/

I like some peabury MILD roast coffees from,Chiang Mai. I import my coffee from Australia. Coffeemio.com.au. Cheaper imported. Espresso roast is milder than normal Thai whilst not bland like Starbucks.

Works out cheaper than Thai coffee and its organic from cairns highlands on oz

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I'm partial to some Chiang Mai brands such as Hillkoff (http://www.hillkoff.com/?lang=thand) and Slow Coffee (http://www.slowcoffeethailand.com/eng/). As I live there I can get them wholesale for a reasonable price. I also grow a bit on my farm but still waiting to make the first cup of my own.

I know a bloke who knows a block called dave who sells columbian coffee beans in a dark ware house in a secret part of the island

His name is mr david latte black

U did not here this from me right

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I know a bloke who knows a block called dave who sells columbian coffee beans in a dark ware house in a secret part of the island

His name is mr david latte black

U did not here this from me right

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Mmmm coffee beans from Colombia. There is some dusty 'surprise' too?

I know a bloke who knows a block called dave who sells columbian coffee beans in a dark ware house in a secret part of the island

His name is mr david latte black

U did not here this from me right

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Mmmm coffee beans from Colombia. There is some dusty 'surprise' too?

Now we know the problem he has some days ~

I know a bloke who knows a block called dave who sells columbian coffee beans in a dark ware house in a secret part of the island

His name is mr david latte black

U did not here this from me right

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Mmmm coffee beans from Colombia. There is some dusty 'surprise' too?

Now we know the problem he has some days ~

Columbian shit is the finest

Well apart from my own shit

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What wholesale shop here ,

Recomended ,sales online and sendby post office and have the beans from hilltribe village in the north?

Online only, but we always order Blend 2 from here - http://bluekoff.com/product/?xID=11#.U6kOFKh4Qrg

We get the beans but they probably do pre-ground - you'll need a Thai speaker to confirm

Never made it to this place....located deep behind the Soi Buakhao market near Pattaya Tai...but was told its the best place for roasting. Whether they have your particular bean,I can't say.

There is a place here in Chiang Mai that will ship you beans free anywhere in Thailand...

http://redcliffcoffee.com/buy-thai-coffee-online/

Hillkoff coffee in Chiang Mai off of Chang Phuak. Has peaberry and a nice city blend

casa lapin I'm sure sells its own beans

Yes, the redcliff coffee from Chiang Rai is excellent. Since more than 6 months I order all my coffee beans from them online. They only sell pure Arabica beans which are freshly toasted after receiving your order and then sent right away to you by EMS. After 2 or 3 days they arrive here in Samui. You can choose your toasting grade according to your liking.
This coffee is highly recommended.
Cheers,
Carlos

Anybody tried samui roastery near fisherman village in samui? They have a website but no pricing.

Samui roastery seems toast. I tried to find it but no luck. Where can I buy fresh roasted coffee in samui? I really dont want to wait 3 days for ems and tong krug is too far (I am in bophut)


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In the Green Light Café at zhe Elysia Hotel in FV is a coffee toasting machine where they make freshly toasted coffee beans. I do not know the schedule. Just drop by and have a look.

On 10/5/2017 at 3:44 PM, Carlos Primeros said:

In the Green Light Café at zhe Elysia Hotel in FV is a coffee toasting machine where they make freshly toasted coffee beans. I do not know the schedule. Just drop by and have a look.

I'll visit and see if they sell fresh roast beans.