Ethiopian and Global Specialty Coffee Beans for Sale in China

If you’ve been searching for specific Ethiopian or global specialty coffee beans—whether for your café, home setup, or wholesale business—you’re likely asking: What’s actually available right now, at what price, and how does each lot taste? This guide lays out current offerings from multiple origins, roasted and priced for the Chinese market, along with detailed flavor notes and roast levels for each.

In short, you can find Ethiopian Yirgacheffe G1 at 95 RMB per 500g (light natural, with winey sweetness and citrus), Yirgacheffe G3 at 78 RMB (medium natural, tropical and spicy), or Indonesian Mandheling at 79 RMB (medium-dark wet-hulled, with nutty and toasty notes). Prices range widely based on origin, process, and roast—here’s the full breakdown.

Yirgacheffe Coffees: From Classic Washed to Rare Naturals

Yirgacheffe remains one of Ethiopia’s most celebrated regions, known for bright acidity, floral notes, and complex fruit. Available lots include:

• Yirgacheffe G3 (Bench Maji): Medium natural roast. Price: 78–156 RMB/500g. Flavors: jackfruit, spices, winey tones.
• Yirgacheffe G1 (Gedo): Medium natural. Price: 85–170 RMB. Notes: blueberry, honey, purple fruit, citrus.
• Yirgacheffe G1 (Aricha): Light natural. Price: 95–190 RMB. Profile: light fermentation, sweet orange, spice, honey.
• Yirgacheffe G2 (Dama Co-op): Light washed. Price: 75–150 RMB. Tastes: lemon peel, black tea, longan, floral.
• Yirgacheffe G2 (Kochere): Light washed. Price: 69–138 RMB. Aromas: jasmine, lemon, bergamot, honey.

Sidamo & Beyond: Regional Variations from Ethiopia

The wider Sidamo region and neighboring zones offer diverse cup profiles, often at accessible price points:

• Sidamo G2 (Sidamo zone): Light washed. Price: 69–138 RMB. Notes: wild ginger, honey, citrus, lemon.
• Sidamo G1 (Guji): Light natural. Price: 79–158 RMB. Flavors: jasmine, honey, citrus, ripe berries.
• Sidamo (Shakiso): Light natural. Price: 75–150 RMB. Profile: lemon, mango, blueberry, wine.
• 90+ LevelUp/Floral Story (Sidamo): Light natural. Price: 128–256 RMB. Notes: berry, floral, grape.
• 90+ LevelUp/Rosemary Fresh (Ethiopia): Light washed. Price: 120–240 RMB. Aromas: floral, lemon, honey, lychee.

Indonesian, Latin American & African Origins

Other highlighted coffees include:

• Indonesia Mandheling (Lintong, Sumatra): Medium-dark wet-hulled. Price: 79–158 RMB. Tastes: toast, nuts, pine.
• Sumatra (Gayo Mountains, Aceh): Medium-dark wet-hulled. Price: 105–316 RMB. Notes: smooth body, spice, herbs.
• Bali (Golden Tambora): Medium natural. Price: 118–236 RMB. Profile: peach, pineapple, brown sugar.
• Brazil SC14/16 (Minas): Medium semi-washed. Price: 45–90 RMB. Flavors: sunflower seeds, caramel, dark chocolate.
• Costa Rica SHB (Shumawa): Medium natural. Price: 128–256 RMB. Notes: honeycrisp apple, dried berries.
• Costa Rica SHB (Diamond Mountain): Medium-dark washed. Price: 69–138 RMB. Tastes: orange, caramel, clean.
• Colombia Huila (Diamond Estate): Medium washed. Price: 112–224 RMB. Aromas: hazelnut, caramel, creamy.
• Colombia Geisha (Hope Estate): Light natural. Price: 267 RMB/150g. Profile: berry, honey, vanilla, juice.
• Kenya AA (Yara Estate): Light washed. Price: 85–170 RMB. Notes: dark fruit, citrus, grapefruit, guava.
• Tanzania PB (Mount Kilimanjaro): Medium washed. Price: 68–136 RMB. Flavors: apricot, date, malt chocolate.
• El Salvador Pacamara (Ataisi Estate): Medium washed. Price: 89–178 RMB. Profile: nut, chocolate, strawberry, cream.

How Roast Level, Process, and Origin Shape Flavor

Most beans here are roasted to either light, medium, or medium-dark levels, with processes including washed (removing cherry skin and pulp via water), natural (drying whole coffee fruit), and honey (partial pulp removal). These methods directly influence whether your cup tastes bright and juicy (washed), sweet and syrupy (honey), or bold and fruity (natural).

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the price range for Yirgacheffe coffees listed?

Yirgacheffe G3 (Bench Maji) costs 78–156 RMB per 500g (medium natural), G1 (Gedo) is 85–170 RMB (medium natural), and G1 (Aricha) ranges from 95–190 RMB (light natural). Prices vary by process and roast level.

Which Ethiopian origin offers the highest-priced coffee in this selection?

The 90+ LevelUp/Floral Story from Sidamo is the most expensive at 128–256 RMB per 500g (light natural), noted for berry and floral notes.

What Indonesian coffees are available and how are they roasted?

Mandheling from Lintong (Sumatra) is available at 79–158 RMB (medium-dark wet-hulled, nutty), and Aceh Gayo at 105–316 RMB (medium-dark wet-hulled, smooth and herbal).

Do any Geisha variety beans appear in this offering?

Yes: Colombia Geisha (Hope Estate) is listed at 267 RMB per 150g, light natural processed, with flavors of berry, honey, vanilla, and juice.

Are there any Brazilian or Costa Rican coffees in this selection?

Yes: Brazil SC14/16 (Minas) is 45–90 RMB (medium semi-washed, nutty and chocolatey), and Costa Rica SHB (Shumawa) is 128–256 RMB (medium natural, apple and berry notes).

Recommended FrontStreet Yirgacheffe Beans for Exploration

Start with FrontStreet Coffee’s signature water-washed Yirgacheffe—renowned for its bright citrus, floral jasmine, and tea-like body at an approachable price. For a deeper dive, try the fruit-forward Red Cherry variant, made with fully ripe, red-processed beans that highlight natural sweetness and berries. Both showcase why Yirgacheffe remains a gateway to Ethiopian specialty coffee. Freshly roasted within 5 days · Orders placed before 17:00 ship the same day · Next-day delivery across most of Guangdong Province.