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Hmm. Who needs those imported coffees? Here in Chiang Mai Province (no import tax to pay) a very fine quality of Arabica coffee is grown, roasted and sold under various brands. In CM city i always buy from Hillkopf coffee house, a major supplier of 'morning goodness'. Half a kilo about 220 baht; ground as you want. Maybe they have an online shop or sell in your town.

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Thanks re Dao - they have a joint venture in Thailand, with limited distribution, but I'm told it can be bought in Villa market and will check next week.

Cambodian coffee from Mondulkiri is what I hope to find somewhere in Thailand, but I was interested to read this today, which suggests probably not....

http://www.voacambodia.com/content/demand-for-cambodian-coffee-outrunning-supply/2739471.html

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I would also recommend considering the arabica from Sumatra, just a short haul from here. Sumatra was one of the very top coffees according to the coffee traders at my company (Cargill), they put it up there with Kenya-AA and above the Hawaii and Jamaica beans. Note that these were very serious professionals, buying and selling railcar lots, and had been at it for many years. I got a good education from them, almost went into the biz and maybe should have done so.

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