Buying Coffee online

**HarryMaskers** · 11-01-2016, 07:38 PM

Looking for decent Coffee that can be easily ordered online and shipped within Thailand.

Any help Guys?

**Dapper** · 11-01-2016, 07:42 PM

No.
But let me guess - you do?

Buy them beans off the jungle people, get your misses to smash them little roasted blighters up in the bok bok, and that's the best coffee you'll get here. Reasonably priced that is.

**HarryMaskers** · 11-01-2016, 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by Dapper

No.
But let me guess - you do?

Buy them beans off the jungle people, get your misses to smash them little roasted blighters up in the bok bok, and that's the best coffee you'll get here. Reasonably priced that is.

''The Jungle people'' Can you be more specific mate?

**Dapper** · 11-01-2016, 07:50 PM

Little people, scurrying around up in ancient jungles up near Burma.
Some people calls 'em hill tribe people.
I call them the jungle people.
Or ewoks sometimes

**Kurgen** · 12-01-2016, 09:56 AM

Originally Posted by HarryMaskers

''The Jungle people'' Can you be more specific mate?

Chimps.

I buy mine from Coffee Club but I don't live in the jungle.

**Ratchaburi** · 12-01-2016, 10:02 AM

Why would yu what to import coffee when you can find it here 555

http://www.paradisemountaincoffee.com/our-farm-2/

Mountain

Organic

Farm

At 800-1,500 feet above sea level, located in the Northern Chiang Mai Region of Thailand, Paradise Mountain Organic Farm lies within the virgin forest. Thousands of indigenous trees create a canopy of shade for young coffee seedlings and a resting and nesting habitat for local and migratory birds. Today, if you were to view our farm from above you would never know there was a farm of any kind in this undisturbed forest. It is here that we grow 100% world class single farm, organic Arabica coffee.
Using a method known as rustic traditional coffee farming, we grow our coffee without chemical fertilizers or pesticides. When we first began planting we did so without killing a single tree, this wild crafted method of planting is slow and difficult but it fits our vision of a good farm. Our neighboring rain forest and small scale tea growers are also free of any pesticides and chemicals so no cross contamination occurs on or around our farm. All strains of our coffee are planted on GPS coordinated plots in correspondence with the plantation area in order for us to identify and separate the various types of coffee we grow. Our coffee is shade grown and all of the foliage and mulch is put back into the soil to be used as a natural fertilizer, after months of care and preparation our coffee is ready for harvest. From here we leave our coffee in its final parchment stage in order to maintain the coffee’s integrity and provide a natural barrier. Upon orders our coffee is hulled and the green beans are then shipped to the Rocky Mountains to be roasted exclusively by our team at Paradise Mountain Organic Coffee.
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**david44** · 12-01-2016, 10:25 AM

My froend Khvn Illybilli advises, problem with online ,although the 3 D printer can do Mr Bean the pipes dribble and you can end up with a damp laptop

**palexxxx** · 12-01-2016, 10:29 AM

This is what I buy at Rimping supermarket, except I get the 'strong' blend.

It looks like you can buy it online.

http://www.amazon.ca/Duang-Dee-Coffe.../dp/B00I3IFXR6

**HarryMaskers** · 12-01-2016, 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by Ratchaburi

Why would yu what to import coffee when you can find it here 555

Who said anything about importing Coffee? Im after Online outlets (National) that can ship to my address In Isaan because the only coffee i can really find locally seems to be Instant or Boncafe.

Originally Posted by HarryMaskers

Looking for decent Coffee that can be easily ordered online and Shipped within Thailand.

Any help Guys?

**palexxxx** · 12-01-2016, 11:28 AM

Here is a link to Rimping Supermarket's online ordering page. They sell the coffee that I posted about in post #8.

The Rimping Difference

**HarryMaskers** · 12-01-2016, 11:44 AM

Originally Posted by palexxxx

Here is a link to Rimping Supermarket's online ordering page. They sell the coffee that I posted about in post #8.

Thanks Buddy

**MeMock** · 12-01-2016, 01:08 PM

I order my coffee from a small independent company in Laos. Called Delta - great coffee and good service. They deliver for free to Ubon and will post from there to anywhere in the world.

**HarryMaskers** · 12-01-2016, 03:51 PM

Originally Posted by MeMock

I order my coffee from a small independent company in Laos. Called Delta - great coffee and good service. They deliver for free to Ubon and will post from there to anywhere in the world.

Have you got any links to an online source or contact details Buddy? There's not alot online except for lonely planet / Trip advisor reviews. No website from what i can see.
Sounds interesting though.

**thaimeme** · 12-01-2016, 06:51 PM

Originally Posted by HarryMaskers

Originally Posted by MeMock

I order my coffee from a small independent company in Laos. Called Delta - great coffee and good service. They deliver for free to Ubon and will post from there to anywhere in the world.

Have you got any links to an online source or contact details Buddy? There's not alot online except for lonely planet / Trip advisor reviews. No website from what i can see.
Sounds interesting though.

Try an Alibaba search...

**HarryMaskers** · 12-01-2016, 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by thaimeme

Originally Posted by HarryMaskers

Originally Posted by MeMock

I order my coffee from a small independent company in Laos. Called Delta - great coffee and good service. They deliver for free to Ubon and will post from there to anywhere in the world.

Have you got any links to an online source or contact details Buddy? There's not alot online except for lonely planet / Trip advisor reviews. No website from what i can see.
Sounds interesting though.

Try an Alibaba search...

I don't really need to be gambling on 300 minimum tons from China.

**brake034** · 26-03-2016, 10:05 PM

In Chiang Rai we can get local grown 100% Arabica beans (often single estate), roasted medium or dark for less than 500 baht a kilo.
Personally I prefer Yoddoi Coffee, love their beans. Doi Chaang (most famous, export brand) sells the same locally at 650 to 700 baht a kilo.

It is easy to ship say 5 kilo by EMS to coffee lovers all over Thailand.
Foreign customers wanting green beans, no issue either based on EMS shipments.

And if people want Arabica beans from Laos, I have contact with a Dutch trader who ships those beans globally out of Thailand, let me know if you need his details.

**backtofront** · 27-09-2016, 08:13 PM

Local Thai brands using beans grown in Kanchanaburi? Have been trying to find contact details for Sri Sawat coffee. Their web site is worse than useless.

**Bogon** · 27-09-2016, 09:22 PM

Originally Posted by backtofront

Their web site is worse than useless.

Don't let it grind you down, bean there before.

It's never too latte to research new sources for your coffee.

There's a bloke in Kanchanaburi called Somchai that sells good coffee. Can't miss him. Always wearing a Cap and Chinos.

**david44** · 27-09-2016, 09:28 PM

Originally Posted by Bogon

Always wearing a Cap and Chinos.

Fappachinos?

**jamescollister** · 27-09-2016, 10:09 PM

Originally Posted by HarryMaskers

Originally Posted by Ratchaburi

Why would yu what to import coffee when you can find it here 555

Who said anything about importing Coffee? Im after Online outlets (National) that can ship to my address In Isaan because the only coffee i can really find locally seems to be Instant or Boncafe.

Originally Posted by HarryMaskers

Looking for decent Coffee that can be easily ordered online and Shipped within Thailand.

Any help Guys?

Lao coffee no problem, live on the land border, Shanta Ou, near Buntharik, go weekly for cigarettes.
Tell me what coffee you want, pay the postage, fuel and coffee price and I'll post it to you.

Where in Issan are you, if near by I'll take you over, no passport needed and you can buy your self.

**wasabi** · 04-10-2016, 09:06 PM

I wanted percolated coffee and I have a little percolator boiler jug, but I had forgotten how to use it, as I haven't had coffee at home for years, so I watched a YouTube video of somebody who had made the effort to film himself priming a percolator,and thanks to him it all came back.

**MeMock** · 05-10-2016, 03:56 AM

I love the coffee beans from Delta coffee on the Bolaven Plateau in southern Laos.

Sold them for years when in Thailand and now import them to Australia and for a few people within Thailand.

**jamescollister** · 05-10-2016, 11:34 AM

Originally Posted by MeMock

I love the coffee beans from Delta coffee on the Bolaven Plateau in southern Laos.

Sold them for years when in Thailand and now import them to Australia and for a few people within Thailand.

Interesting subject growing coffee, met a guy you may know, TP initials.
He's was a coffee grower in Lao, after talking to him, I've decided to give growing coffee a try next rainy season.

He's moved into your town, not far for me to go to get advice.

**MeMock** · 05-10-2016, 01:58 PM

Was TP originally based in Pax Song?

Would it not be too hot for coffee beans where you are?

**jamescollister** · 05-10-2016, 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by MeMock

Was TP originally based in Pax Song?

Would it not be too hot for coffee beans where you are?

No sure where he was based but pretty sure you know him, Aussie guy.

He says no problem growing coffee here, not certain which type, but on his next trip to Lao he is going to get me the seeds/beans to grow in a nursery.

Nothing to lose giving it a try and something to keep me occupied, pretty boring a lot of the time.
Another crop that I can fail to grow properly.

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