QUOTE(Tikietic @ Oct 4 2018, 02:12 PM)
We didn't check each vendors there, but did noticed that in general, roasted coffee beans are getting more and more pricy.. Maybe, RM300-400/kg range will start appearing soon?
Hmm, I did notice certain local vendors at CAFFA '18 were selling their roasted coffee beans at around RM70 for 200/250g. Kinda pricey. On the other hand, I saw two roasters from SG selling their wares at very reasonable prices, and with very affordable shipping fees to boot. I bet they will be somewhat disruptive to local coffee roasters.
QUOTE(Ryou @ Oct 4 2018, 02:20 PM)
RM40~50 for 200g pack is quite reasonable for specialty coffee.
I didn't go that day, what are the general price range you see?

Nowadays quite hard to find 250g bags going for under RM40, unless it's a blend. RM45-55 is quite typical for single origins. I myself tend to stick to those that are priced around RM0.2 per gram.
QUOTE(Tikietic @ Oct 4 2018, 05:20 PM)
Maybe a little context is appropriate here?
We have been consuming (and still do) home produce espresso based coffee for the past 4 years. Thus the observation of the price hike over the years.
Quality grade (SCAA or nearing SCAA) roasted coffee is still obtainable at below RM100/kg albeit less M'sian roasters are doing it.
RM100-200/kg is the readily available source now although most boutique/artisan roasters readily offer their products at RM200-ish/kg range.
RM200/kg is expensive bro..
I haven't bought any coffee in 1kg bags before, so really don't know if there's price hike or otherwise. But, one would think that buying in bulk will net you some savings, so I guess sub-RM200 for 1 kg bag is reasonable? Where do you normally source your coffee from?