Vietnam · Four Origins

Vietnamese Coffee

Vietnam is the world's second-largest coffee producer — but few outside know why it's truly special.

Direct Source

Choose your origin.

From the misty highlands of Son La to the wild forests of the Central Highlands — each Vietnamese coffee variety has a different story, altitude, and character.

Arabica
Son La · Northern Vietnam · 800–1400m

Arabica

Bright acidity, floral notes, mild fruit. Highland ethnic minority farms. Perfect for pour-over and V60.

Robusta
Dalat · Central Highlands

Robusta

Bold, earthy, chocolatey with high caffeine. The backbone of Vietnamese coffee culture. Built for the phin filter.

Mocha
Limited
Central Vietnam · Selected Farms

Mocha

One of the oldest coffee varieties — naturally sweet, wine-like, complex. Rare in Vietnam, almost unknown abroad.

Luwak (Weasel)
Premium
Wild · Central Highlands

Luwak (Weasel)

Smooth, low bitterness, extraordinarily complex body. Ethically sourced — wild-collected only, never cage farmed.

Which suits you?

Arabica vs Robusta —
know the difference.

Our brew guide covers every origin in detail — from altitude to cup profile to brewing method.