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Classic Staples Green Coffee Bundle

Three Coffees From Classic Origins

Every roaster has to start somewhere, and the easiest place is with coffees that behave predictably. This pack brings together three classics from three of coffee's best-known origins: a natural Brazil, a natural from Uganda's Rwenzori Mountains, and a washed Colombian from Huila. They're all easy to work with, with no unusual processing or quirks to account for, so when a roast doesn't turn out how you expected, it's much easier to work out why.

That makes them the perfect practice ground. Every batch teaches you something: how the colour shifts, when first crack arrives, what an extra thirty seconds does to the cup. With two naturals and a washed coffee in the mix, you'll also start to see how processing shapes what ends up in the cup.

What's inside

Sitio Baixão da Serra, Natural Brazil
In 2011, Abner and Vanessa Carvalho sold their house, the only asset they had, to buy this 2-hectare farm in Caldas, Minas Gerais. It paid off: by 2019 they'd produced an 88-point lot, and in 2021 one of their coffees ranked among the ten best specialty lots submitted to their cooperative, Cooxupé. Every lot is dried the same way. Cherries go out in full sun, are turned regularly, then piled and covered overnight, a slower method the family has refined over more than a decade. It's the coffee behind our Brazil staple subscription, which tells you how reliable it is.

African Moon, Natural Uganda
Farmers in the Rwenzori Mountains have dried their coffee whole for generations, and African Moon comes from that tradition. It's a DRUGAR (Dried Ugandan Arabica) collected by Agri Evolve, who have built a name among local farmers for paying fair prices, consistently and on time. Expect a sweet, juicy cup with bold cherry and a dark chocolate finish. It's a strong pick for espresso.

Regional Huila, Washed Colombia
This is a regional lot from smallholders who handle almost every step on their own family plots. They pick only the ripest cherries, depulp them the same day, ferment for 12 to 36 hours, wash, and dry on raised beds or patios to 10–11% moisture. It's traditional, hands-on processing, and a textbook washed coffee to set against the two naturals.

Processing Method
Multiple
Main Flavour Notes
Varies from each coffee
Varietal
Multiple
Harvest Period
Within the last 12 months
Altitude
+1000 masl
Screen Size
+14
Species
Arabica
Region
Depends on the coffee
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⚠️ These are unroasted green coffee beans. They must be roasted before grinding or brewing - do not consume raw.

Our Guarantees

Fair Value, Always

If the coffee you receive doesn’t match the basic profile we describe, we’ll refund or credit you - no hassle

Fresh, Sealed, Roast-Ready

All beans are shipped quickly in secure, food-safe packaging to protect freshness until you're ready to roast

Consistent Cup Style Across Lots

We may rotate supply to keep prices low, but we always match grade, process and flavour style so you know what to expect.

Regular price £30
Sale price £30 Regular price
Processing Method
Multiple
Varietal
Multiple
Main Flavour Notes
Varies from each coffee
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    Gordon D

    Highly recommend the Green Coffee Collective for all your raw green unroasted coffee beans. I’ve been buying from this company for a few months now, buying generally in 1Kg batches.The choice is amazing. I’ve had first class service, with great communication and speedy dispatch of all orders.

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    Wesley Chapman

    I've been roasting coffee at home for about a year, sourcing green beans from various suppliers. I recently came across Green Coffee Collective and was genuinely impressed. They have a fantastic selection of green coffee beans, and shipping was smooth and communication was excellent. My first order arrived fresh and well-packaged in a heavy-duty, hermetically sealed zip bag with nine-layer protection—easily the best green beans I've purchased so far.

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    Adam Davis

    Very fast delivery and top quality beans - I ordered 3 types and each bean roasts superbly with no defects. Highly recommend.

How we package
our coffees

Barrier packaging designed for specialty coffee.

We use Ecotact bags because they offer high-barrier protection against oxygen, moisture, and external contaminants. This helps preserve the quality, aroma, and flavour potential of your green coffee during transport and storage. They're trusted by top producers and importers worldwide.

Heat-Sealed for Maximum Protection

Every bag is professionally heat sealed at our warehouse to lock in freshness. This creates a secure seal that prevents exposure to air or humidity - keeping your green coffee stable, even over long periods.

Convenient Resealable Zip Closures

Once opened, each bag has a resealable zip to help you store and protect the rest of your coffee between roasts. It’s a simple way to reduce waste and maintain freshness - especially helpful for home roasters or sampling.

Portion sizes for any roaster.

Whether you're roasting at home or running a production line, we've got a size to suit. Choose from 0.5kg, 1kg, or 5kg bags - all packed with the same level of care. Smaller volumes make it easy to try new coffees without the commitment.

Responsible packaging choices.

Our bags are made from Graded 7 multi-layer recyclable plastic. While they may not go in your home recycling bin, they are accepted by specialist facilities. More importantly, they reduce waste by dramatically extending the shelf life of your green coffee.

Frequent Questions

What quality level is this coffee, and is it considered specialty grade?

Yes - this is entry-level specialty coffee. It meets the same minimum quality standards we apply across our range, but it isn’t part of our higher-scoring, fully traceable lots. It’s clean, reliable, and good value for home roasting, without the premium price tag that comes with microlots or competition coffees.

Why is there no farm, region, or producer information on this listing?

To keep this range affordable, we don’t list farm or producer details. The focus here is on offering an accessible, consistent coffee for home roasting. If you’re looking for fully detailed, higher-scoring, single-origin coffees, you’ll find those in our main range.

Will the flavour stay consistent if the lot changes in future?

Yes - we always select coffees with the same general flavour profile, grade, and process. However, because lots may rotate, there can be very small differences from time to time. The cup will remain true to type, even if the specific lot changes.

Is this 100% Arabica, and is it certified (organic, Fairtrade, etc.)?

If the listing says Arabica, it’s 100% Arabica. If it’s Robusta, it’s 100% Robusta. We don’t blend without stating it. These coffees are not sold as certified organic or Fairtrade, but they are ethically sourced and screened to our usual quality standards.

What brew methods is this coffee suitable for once roasted?

Once roasted, you can use it for any brew method - filter, espresso, moka pot, cafetière, etc. Your roast level will make more difference than the bean itself.

Do I need special equipment to roast this coffee?

No - you can roast it using anything from a home roaster (e.g. Aillio, Kaffelogic, Gene Café, Ikawa) to a popcorn popper or pan. Just be aware that different methods give different levels of control.

Can I brew these beans without roasting them?

No - green coffee isn’t ready to brew or consume in its raw state. It must be roasted first. Brewing unroasted coffee will taste unpleasant and may be unsafe.

How long do green coffee beans last before roasting, and how should I store them?

Stored in a cool, dry place and sealed well, green coffee can stay fresh for up to 12 months. Avoid heat, sunlight, and moisture - cupboards beat windowsills.

How much weight is lost during roasting?

You can expect around 12–18% weight loss from green to roasted, depending on roast level (lighter roasts lose less, darker roasts lose more).

Why is this coffee cheaper than your other coffees?

This range is priced to make home roasting more accessible. We use ethically sourced, lower-cost specialty lots from trusted suppliers, but we don’t build in the extra costs that come with farm-level traceability, premium processing, or detailed storytelling. It’s a simple, good-quality coffee designed for learning, experimenting, and everyday roasting – without the higher price of our premium lots.

Is this the same quality as the coffees in your premium range?

This range focuses on value and accessibility. Our premium coffees offer higher cup scores, full origin details, and more distinctive flavour profiles. If you'd like to explore those, we have plenty available.

Can I order this in larger bag sizes?

This range is only offered in 500g bags because it’s designed specifically for people roasting at home, where smaller batches make more sense.

If you need coffee in 5kg or 30kg formats, our main range is better suited for that.

Will this product always be available?

Yes - but the specific lot may change. We keep the flavour and process as consistent as possible, but rotate stock so we can maintain the lowest price.

What’s the difference between this range and your premium coffees?

This range is designed to give you an affordable way to roast, learn, and build confidence. When you're ready to explore coffees with deeper flavour complexity, full origin stories, and higher cup scores, our premium range is where that journey continues.