The world's famous coffees, compared

What the world's great coffees cost, cup for cup

From everyday Colombian to auction Geisha: where each coffee grows, how rare it is, how it tastes and what one cup costs, all measured against Jamaica Blue Mountain.

The most expensive coffees Browse by origin

Price per cup

Retail prices per pound, turned into the cost of one 8 oz cup. The red row is the benchmark, Jamaica Blue Mountain.

  1. Black Ivory CoffeeThailand $52–$55
  2. Kopi LuwakIndonesia $1.29–$17
  3. St Helena CoffeeSaint Helena $10–$11
  4. Panama Geisha CoffeePanama $3.44–$9.94
  5. Yemeni CoffeeYemen $0.81–$4.40
  6. Jamaica Blue Mountain CoffeeThe benchmark $1.14–$2.15
  7. Kona CoffeeKona districts $1.06–$1.66
  8. Puerto Rican CoffeePuerto Rico $0.57–$0.77
  9. Kenyan CoffeeKenya $0.72–$0.77
  10. Sumatra CoffeeIndonesia $0.63–$0.72
  11. Ethiopian CoffeeEthiopia $0.66–$0.69
  12. Guatemalan CoffeeGuatemala $0.54–$0.66
  13. Colombian CoffeeColombia $0.23–$0.63
  14. Brazilian CoffeeBrazil $0.40–$0.63
  15. Mexican CoffeeMexico $0.46–$0.63
  16. Everyday Supermarket CoffeeBlended $0.26–$0.28
Price per 8 oz cup, worked out from retail prices for roasted coffee per pound at 13 g of coffee a cup. Each bar runs from the low to the high end of the range. The scale is logarithmic, so the gap from $1 to $10 is the same as from $10 to $100. Prices checked September 2026. Sources are listed on each coffee's page.