Almost all of Bolivia's specialty coffee comes from one green pocket of the Yungas cloud forest: Caranavi, a few hours' precipitous drive down from La Paz. Family estates and smallholder co-ops grow Caturra and Typica alongside showpiece Java and Geisha, and meticulous mills — like the Rodríguez family's Buena Vista — turn them into some of South America's cleanest cups: caramel and red fruit, florals, a silky sweetness. Landlocked geography keeps volumes rare; when you see one, try it.
Key growing regions
CaranaviYungasSamaipata
Did you know
For years most Bolivian specialty coffee left the Yungas via the infamous 'Death Road' switchbacks down to La Paz.
| Photo | Coffee | Process | Roast | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bolivien Pacamara - washedKaffeelix · Pacamara · Washed · Light roast | Washed | Light | $24.47New | |
| Luis ChoquehuancaMonogram · Caturra · Washed · Light roast | Washed | Light | $19.91 | |
| Takesi GeshaMonogram · Geisha · Washed · Light roast | Washed | Light | $52.61 | |
| Takesi Peaberry GeshaMonogram · Geisha · Washed · Light roast | Washed | Light | $52.61 |



