88 Graines Green Coffee Supplier
88 Graines was shared as a green coffee supplier/resource at https://88graines.com/ . A community member said they work with the people behind it and noted that they had recently started a micro-roastery offering with 1 kg green coffee quantities. source
Mentioned Origins
The same source described Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Honduras offerings as “great.” Treat this as a community recommendation rather than an independently verified quality assessment. source
Practical Note
For Roest users or small roasteries, 1 kg green coffee availability can be useful for sample-scale profile development, small-batch production tests, or comparing origins without committing to larger green inventory. source
Additional Community Ordering Notes
A community member reported that 88 Graines shipments were sent from Poland and described the shipping as especially good for EU green-coffee orders. The same member said the green beans “look nice.” Treat these as anecdotal buyer impressions rather than independently verified logistics or quality claims. source
Another community note from the same discussion cautioned that, depending on destination and customs rules, packages sent by a business with a value over €35 including shipping may trigger an additional paperwork fee, excluding VAT and taxes. Buyers should verify current local import thresholds and fees before ordering. source
Reported Purchases and Tasting Impressions
One member reported buying geishas and a Costa Rica Red Honey. Another member who roasted one of the coffees described it positively, with “Ethiopian lemon” character and added “Guatemala terroir.” Because the exact coffee was not clearly identified in the extracted claim, treat this as a general community tasting impression rather than a formal note for a specific lot. source
Shipping Notes
A community member reported that 88Graines attempted to send a second package from Poland to Norway after an earlier shipping problem, but the second shipment was again held by DPD Poland customs; the member said they would receive a refund and described 88Graines as “really nice.” Treat this as a single customer-service/shipping anecdote rather than a general guarantee about Norway delivery. source
In the same discussion, forwarding via Denmark was considered but dismissed by the member as impractical due to reported import fees, paperwork/strict rules, and an estimated shipping cost of about €80 from Denmark. source
Community Group-Buy / Shipping Notes
A later community member in Norway asked to join a European 88 Graines order for 4–6 kg of green coffee. They suggested that an order total around €300 might help with free shipping and samples, and offered to arrange/pay labels, pickup, or onward post delivery to their location. They also noted that shipping from some countries to Norway, including Belgium and Denmark, can be expensive. Treat this as time-sensitive community logistics rather than a verified supplier policy. source
Specific Parainema Lots Mentioned
A community member shared two 88 Graines Parainema product pages: Parainema Honey at https://88graines.com/product/parainema-honey/ and Parainema Washed at https://88graines.com/product/parainema-washed/ . They said they had wanted to buy both coffees for a roastery, but the coffees were sold out for volume, with one bag of each kept available for home roasters. Availability should be treated as time-sensitive. source
The same member described the coffee as “really nice” and highly recommended it. Treat this as a community recommendation rather than an independently verified quality assessment. source