The 30-second answer
- 💰 At Ti Cafew: most of our 100% arabica coffees cost 60 to 70 DH for 125 g and 95 to 105 DH for 250 g.
- 🌍 What drives the price: origin, altitude, sorting quality, roast freshness and the rarity of the coffee.
- ⚖️ To compare: always bring the price back to the same weight, and check the roast date.
- 🚚 Delivery: free from 350 DH anywhere in Morocco, otherwise 45 DH, cash on delivery.
Updated 27 September 2026 · Reading time: 7 min
In Morocco, you'll find coffee at every price: loose from the local roaster, packaged at the supermarket, in capsules or online. The differences are large, and the price on the label doesn't tell the whole story. Here's how to read the price of arabica coffee, and what's really behind it.
What determines the price of coffee
1. The species: arabica or robusta
Arabica grows at altitude, yields less and needs more care. So it costs more than robusta, which is more productive and hardier. Many cheap coffees are blends high in robusta. The full explanation: Arabica vs robusta: what's the difference?.
2. Origin and altitude
Coffee grown at high altitude ripens more slowly. The bean is denser and more aromatic, but the harvest is smaller. The labels SHB, SHG or Altura indicate these high-grown coffees.
3. Sorting and bean size
The best lots are sorted to remove defective beans. The grades AA (Kenya, Tanzania) or Excelso (Colombia) indicate a large bean size.
4. Rarity
Some coffees are produced in very small quantities, in a protected area. This is the case with Jamaica Blue Mountain, whose price reflects a tiny output. More details in Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee: why is it so expensive?.
5. Freshness and roasting
Coffee roasted in small batches and sold quickly costs a little more than industrial coffee stored for months. But it's the one that keeps its aroma. Our coffees are roasted in France in small batches and restocked every two months for Morocco.
Our prices at a glance
| Range | 125 g | 250 g | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single origins | 60 DH | 95 DH | Brazil Santos, Kenya AA, Mexico Altura ORGANIC, Guatemala SHB ORGANIC |
| Rare and organic origins | 70 to 80 DH | 105 to 120 DH | Ethiopia Moka Sidamo ORGANIC, Cuba Serrano, Sumatra Gayo ORGANIC |
| Exceptional crus | 100 to 290 DH | 155 DH (Galapagos) | San Cristobal Galapagos ORGANIC, Jamaica Blue Mountain (125 g only) |
We sell in 125 g and 250 g bags. For a larger quantity, simply take several bags, for example 4 × 250 g. Smaller bags also stay fresher once opened.
Comparing two coffees accurately in 5 steps
- Compare at the same weight. A 250 g pack at 95 DH and a 1 kg pack at 250 DH can only be compared once brought back to the same weight.
- Check for "100% arabica". An unspecified "blend" often contains robusta.
- Look for the precise origin. Country, region, even variety: the more precise, the more traceable the coffee.
- Check the roast date, not just the best-before date. Coffee roasted a year ago has lost most of its aroma.
- Be wary of very dark, oily coffees. A very dark roast often hides average-quality beans.
Our advice: work out the price per 100 g before buying. A 125 g bag at 60 DH comes to 48 DH per 100 g: it's this figure, not the price on the label, that lets you compare two packs fairly.
BEST VALUE FOR MONEY
Brazil Santos Coffee
Smooth, low in acidity, lightly woody and fruity: an easy-drinking everyday arabica the whole family will enjoy. It pairs very well with milk.
Paying less without losing flavour
- Group your purchases to reach 350 DH and get free delivery.
- Choose whole beans if you have a grinder: they keep longer.
- Dose accurately: about 7 g for an espresso and 15 g for 250 ml of filter coffee. Well-dosed coffee means no wasted cups.
- Store your coffee properly, especially in summer: How to store coffee in Morocco (even in summer).
Frequently asked questions
How much does good arabica coffee cost in Morocco?
At Ti Cafew, our 100% arabica coffees start at 60 DH for 125 g and 95 DH for 250 g. Rare crus such as Jamaica Blue Mountain cost more.
Do you sell coffee by the kilo?
No. We sell in 125 g and 250 g bags. For 1 kg, take 4 bags of 250 g: they stay fresher once opened.
Why is capsule coffee more expensive?
A capsule contains 5 to 6 g of coffee. At the same weight, capsule coffee often works out much more expensive than whole bean or ground coffee.
Is delivery included?
Delivery is free from 350 DH anywhere in Morocco. Below that, it costs 45 DH. You pay on delivery.
Key facts and sources
- 60 to 70 DH for 125 g and 95 to 105 DH for 250 g: the price range of most of our 100% arabica coffees.
- 100 to 290 DH for 125 g for the exceptional crus, San Cristobal Galapagos ORGANIC and Jamaica Blue Mountain.
- Only two sizes, 125 g and 250 g: for 1 kg, four 250 g bags, which stay fresher once opened.
- Dosing guide: 7 g for an espresso, 15 g for 250 ml of filter coffee.
- A capsule contains 5 to 6 g of coffee: at the same weight, the price climbs quickly.
- Free delivery from 350 DH, otherwise 45 DH, anywhere in Morocco, cash on delivery.
Prices and delivery fees as of the article's update date, for delivery anywhere in Morocco.
Our best-value coffees
Related articles
- Coffee beans in Morocco: how to choose
- Arabica vs robusta: what's the difference?
- Specialty coffee: what does the SCA score mean?
In short: the price of coffee depends mainly on the species, origin, sorting and freshness. Always compare at the same weight, insist on 100% arabica with a precise origin, and check the roast date.
Our 100% arabica coffees are craft-roasted in France in small batches and delivered anywhere in Morocco in 2 to 5 days. Free delivery from 350 DH, cash on delivery.
