Northern Thai coffee, grown by Akha families and roasted in Chiang Mai
Shade-grown arabica from the cool highlands of Northern Thailand, picked by hand, washed and sun-dried at source, then roasted in small batches in Chiang Mai. Proceeds support mental health awareness and suicide prevention education across Asia.
- Single origin
- Washed process
- Arabica
- 250 g bags
- Ships across Thailand
One origin, three ways to taste it
All three come from the same Akha-grown beans. The roast decides how much of the fruit and how much of the cocoa you taste.
Balanced and bright
- Dates
- Baking spice
- Dried stone fruit
- Cocoa
- Almond
The lightest of the three keeps the natural sweetness and floral lift of the highland bean. A good first bag, and the best choice for pour-over and filter.
Rich and velvety
- Cinnamon
- Cedar
- Tobacco
- Stone-fruit leather
More body and more depth, still smooth at the finish. Made for espresso, moka pots and anyone who likes their coffee strong with a little milk.
Intense and full-bodied
- Bold
- Grounding
- Deep finish
Strong, steady and unapologetic, like the honest conversations this coffee exists to make room for. Excellent in a French press or over ice.
Harvest, Northern ThailandWhere the beans grow
Mosaic Brew is grown in the misty highlands of Northern Thailand by Akha farming families who have worked this land for generations. The coffee grows under a shade canopy, the way it has for decades, which protects the soil, slows the ripening of the cherries and gives the cup its sweetness.
We work directly with these communities, so the path from tree to bag is short and easy to trace. Each cherry is picked by hand, washed and sun-dried where it was grown, then brought down the mountain to be roasted fresh in Chiang Mai.
A short, traceable supply chain
Grown
Under shade trees in the Northern Thai highlands, by Akha farming families.
Picked and processed
Hand-picked when ripe, washed and sun-dried at source.
Roasted
In small batches in Chiang Mai, for freshness.
Brewed
At Mosaic Café, or at home from a bag delivered anywhere in Thailand.
Coffee that makes room for harder conversations
Proceeds from Mosaic Brew fund awareness campaigns, safe spaces and community-led education that help remove the stigma around mental health across Asia.
The need is real. The World Health Organization estimates that 727,000 people died by suicide in 2021, and that 73 percent of those deaths happened in low- and middle-income countries, where support is often hardest to find. Silence costs lives. A conversation, started early, can save one.
A cup of coffee is a small thing. Shared with someone, it is often where that conversation begins.
In Thailand, the Department of Mental Health hotline, 1323, is free and open 24 hours a day.
Many pieces, one cup
A mosaic is made of different pieces that only make sense together. Farmers, roasters, baristas and the people who drink the coffee are all part of the same picture.