green coffee for home roasters

We open our green coffee warehouse for you so that you can roast your own coffee at home.

Design your own blend, roast the coffee as a single origin or "copy" our coffees and compare them with the "original". There is nothing more fun in roasting than tasting the same coffee in different roasting languages.

The green coffee is packaged in 2kg containers.

Green coffee assortment:

Apas, Brazil

Origin of the beans: Brazil, São Gonçalo do Sapucaí

Producers: cooperative APAS

Varieties: Local varieties such as Mondo Novo and Catuai. 100% Arabica.

Post-harvest process: Natural

Mixteca, Mexico

Origin: Mexico, Sierra Mixteca, Oaxaca, organic.

Producers: Small producers in San Maria Yucuhiti

Arabica varieties: Mexico - Arabica (Bourbon, Mundo Novo, Typica)

Post-harvest process: Washed

Henrique, Brazil

Arabica variety: Mondo Novo and Catuai

Post-harvest process: pulped and washed

Origin: Brazil, Espirito Santo

Producers: Camocim, Henrique Sloper

Profile: Nutty, chocolatey heavy body

Roasting recommendation: Espresso, Blends

Certification: organic, Demeter

Mamy, Guinea

Origin of the beans: Macenta, Guinea

Producers: various small producers

varieties: SL28, SL34. 100% Specialty Robusta

Post-harvest process: pulped, fermented with mucilage and dried

roasting recipes

Our roasting team has developed roasting recipes for you on our Aillio Bullet. This means you can "roast" our coffees at home. These recipes are intended to give you a starting point for quickly making a delicious roasted coffee. Click here for the roasting profiles .

More information about roasting

Our roastery in Basel is run by Philipp. He has compiled additional information and practical tips on the subject of roasting for you. As a blog and in a video. Have fun.

Video: Roasting Coffee at Home - Practical Instructions

For more information on this video, we recommend the blog post on our Swiss homepage: Basic knowledge for home roasters (click)

Here you will also find many other blog posts about the topic of coffee.

Video: How is espresso roasted? - Quality and differences to filter roasting