Our Quê Hương coffee is artisan-roasted from hand-selected 100% Arabica beans for the bold, rich cup Vietnamese coffee is known for. The House Blend and Le Colonial Blend suit phin filters, drip machines, French press, and espresso, and pair beautifully with sweetened condensed milk for cà phê sữa đá. Ground and sealed for a fresh, aromatic brew.
Vietnamese coffee is built for strength and sweetness, and both of our Quê Hương blends are roasted from 100% Arabica beans and ground for a full, aromatic cup. The grind holds up to sweetened condensed milk without going thin or sour, which is what sets a proper cà phê sữa đá apart from a watery iced coffee.
The traditional brewer is the phin, the small metal drip filter that sits over your cup and pours a slow, concentrated shot. Add two spoons of condensed milk and pour over ice for cà phê sữa đá, or drink it hot and black as cà phê đen. The same grind brews well in a drip machine, French press, or espresso setup when you want a faster cup.
The House Blend is the smoother, everyday roast, an easy morning cup. The Le Colonial Blend runs darker and bolder, closer to the coffee served in old Saigon coffee houses. Both arrive ground and sealed to keep the aroma in. Store the bag in a cool, dry cupboard and reseal it after opening.
Find these blends at Asian supermarkets across the United States. See our Where to Buy page for a store near you, or contact us about wholesale and case orders.
Add about two tablespoons of ground coffee to the phin, set it over your cup, pour a little hot water to let it bloom, then fill and let it drip for four to five minutes. Stir in condensed milk and pour over ice for cà phê sữa đá.
The House Blend is smoother and lighter, a good everyday cup. The Le Colonial Blend is a darker, bolder roast with more body. Both are 100% Arabica and work with a phin, drip machine, French press, or espresso.
A phin gives the traditional slow drip, but the grind also brews well in a standard drip machine, French press, or espresso machine. The cup stays rich in any of them.
It is carried at Asian grocery stores around the country. Check our Where to Buy page for a retailer near you, or contact us about wholesale and case orders.
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