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The Saigon Ritual Collection
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Vietnam’s Liberica Heritage
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Cau Dat
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Nam Ban Pineapple
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Nam Ban Peach
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Krong Nang
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Pleiku (Traditional Taste)
$19.99
It’s more than a drink. It’s the morning ritual on every bustling street corner.
The Bold Soul of Vietnamese Coffee
A journey from the bustling street-side cafés of Saigon to the misty, volcanic highlands where our story begins. This is more than coffee; it is a ritual of discovery.
Rooted in tradition
We honor the uncompromising heritage of Vietnamese coffee—the unapologetically bold, chocolatey Robusta, the slow, meditative drip of the phin filter, and the perfect, creamy alchemy of a classic Cà Phê Sữa Đá. It’s a taste of home for some, and a fond memory for others. For us, it’s the timeless foundation of our craft.
Master the Art of the Phin
To truly unlock the magic of Vietnamese coffee, you must embrace the phin filter. This ingenious, slow-drip brewer transforms our bold Robusta into an incredibly rich, concentrated elixir—the perfect counterpoint to sweet condensed milk. It’s not just brewing; it’s a moment of mindfulness, a brief escape to a Saigon street corner.
We believe coffee should be fearless. From traditional robusta to fruit fermentations to durian experiments, we’re here to push boundaries, support farmers, and create coffees that make you feel something.
Not every coffee is for everyone—and that’s the point. Every bag is an invitation to taste the unexpected.
What our customers say
“I had no idea Vietnam grew arabica like this. The plum notes are incredible—this rivals my favorite Ethiopian beans.“
Thang N.
“As someone who grew up drinking cà phê sữa đá, this was a revelation. Vietnam has been hiding this?“
Haley H.
“Finally, a Vietnamese coffee I can brew in my V60! Clean, fruity, and way more interesting than the usual dark roast robusta.“
Kim N.





