Vietnam · roasted to order
Vietnamese coffee, grown in the highlands and sent anywhere.
Vietnam grows some of the world’s most distinctive coffee — dense robusta from Buôn Ma Thuột, high-altitude arabica from Sơn La and Lâm Đồng. We source from those regions and roast for the cup you actually drink, ready to ship worldwide once ordering opens.
The easiest way to start
Convenience bundles
Coffee and the gear to brew it, bundled together at a discount off buying the parts separately — a complete phin setup or an iced cà phê sữa đá kit in one order.
Phin Starter Set
Everything to brew your first cup the Vietnamese way: a dense, chocolatey robusta built for the phin, the filter itself, and the glass it drips into.
- Buôn Ma Thuột Robusta
- Aluminum Phin Filter
- Vietnamese Coffee Glass
- 1 coffee
- 2 gear items
- save $4.00
Cà Phê Sữa Đá Kit
The iced milk coffee kit: our dark phin blend, a stainless phin filter built to last, and the glass to serve it over ice and condensed milk.
- Phin Blend
- Stainless Steel Phin Filter
- Vietnamese Coffee Glass
- 1 coffee
- 2 gear items
- save $5.76
From cherry to cup, every step stays Vietnamese.
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Cầu Đất Washed
Cầu Đất, Đà Lạt, Lâm Đồng
The classic Lâm Đồng arabica: grown above 1,400 m at Cầu Đất and washed the same day it is picked, so the cup is clean and balanced — cocoa and almond first, a citrus lift at the end.
- cocoa nib
- Altitude: 1,400–1,600 m
- 250 g
$18.50/ 250 g
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Buôn Ma Thuột Robusta
Buôn Ma Thuột, Đắk Lắk
Dense, chocolatey highland robusta from the capital of Vietnamese coffee — the bean behind cà phê sữa đá. Built for a phin: thick body, low acidity, and it stands up to condensed milk without disappearing.
- dark chocolate
- Altitude: 500–700 m
- 500 g
$19.00/ 500 g
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Sơn La Honey
Sơn La
Northern highland arabica, dried with the mucilage still on the bean. Floral on the nose, stone fruit in the cup, and a sweetness that survives a splash of milk.
- apricot
- Altitude: 900–1,100 m
- 250 g
$22.00/ 250 g
View detailsGrown across Vietnam
Vietnamese coffee is not one flavour. The Central Highlands produce the robusta that built the country’s coffee culture, while the northern hills grow arabica at altitude. Each region, altitude and processing method changes the cup.
Brewed the Vietnamese way
A phin filter drips a small, strong cup over sweetened condensed milk — cà phê sữa đá. The same coffee works in a filter machine, a moka pot or an espresso basket; we note the roast and process on every coffee so you can choose for your brewer.
Ready to taste the highlands?
The full catalogue lists every coffee with its region, roast and tasting notes.
See all coffeesFrequently asked questions
Is Annam Coffee a real company?
Yes. Annam Coffee is registered in Hong Kong and works directly with coffee growers in Vietnam's Central Highlands (Tây Nguyên).
Who founded Annam Coffee?
Nam Hoàng, who grew up in Vietnam and first fell for coffee as a student, founded Annam Coffee to make it simple to buy real Vietnamese coffee from outside the country.
Can I order coffee online right now?
Not yet. The catalogue and prices are live, but checkout and payment are not built. Every coffee, bundle and piece of gear has a button to leave your email so we can notify you the moment ordering opens.
What kind of coffee does Annam Coffee sell?
Single-origin and blended Vietnamese coffee — arabica and robusta from regions including Cầu Đất, Buôn Ma Thuột, Sơn La and Mộc Châu — roasted across the full range from light to dark.
What is a phin, and how do I brew with one?
A phin is the traditional Vietnamese metal drip filter that sits on top of a cup. Our brewing guides cover phin drip, cà phê sữa đá (iced milk coffee), cold brew and pour-over step by step.
Does Annam Coffee ship outside Vietnam?
Annam Coffee exists to sell Vietnamese coffee to people outside the country, but online ordering hasn't launched yet — leave your email on a product page to be notified when it does.
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