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Wet processed robusta is the cleanest expression of Vietnamese robusta: cherries picked at 98–99% ripeness, pulped the same day, fermented, washed and dried on raised beds before hulling. Helena Coffee Vietnam produces about 7,000 tons a year of this fully washed Grade 1 lot in S16 and S18 screens, with 0.1% black beans, 0.2% broken beans and 0.1% foreign matter at 12.5% moisture.

Washing removes the fruit before drying, so none of the fermented or earthy notes of natural robusta carry into the cup. The result is a brighter, sweeter robusta with noticeable acidity and a clean finish, which lets blenders use a higher robusta share in espresso without muddying the Arabica. In wet processing, cherries are pulped on the day of harvest, fermented until the mucilage breaks down, washed and dried as parchment before hulling. You can read more about coffee processing methods from the Specialty Coffee Association.
| Origin | Daklak, Vietnam |
|---|---|
| Variety | Robusta (Coffea canephora) |
| Elevation | About 800 m |
| Processing | Wet processing (fully washed), dried on raised beds |
| Ripe rate | 98–99% |
| Screen size | S18, S16 – 90% min on sieve |
| Moisture | 12.5% max |
| Black beans | 0.1% max |
| Broken beans | 0.2% max |
| Foreign matter | 0.1% max |
| Capacity | 7,000 tons/year |
| Packaging | 60 kg jute bags, GrainPro liner optional |
Clean cup, medium-to-full body, mild acidity and sweetness, with notes of milk chocolate, malt and dried fruit. Wet processed robusta roasts evenly to a medium-dark level and is excellent at 20–50% in espresso blends, as a single-origin fine robusta for filter or cold brew, and in premium roast-and-ground products that need a smoother robusta than the standard natural grade.
For roasters building a fine robusta offer, wet processed robusta is the natural starting point: it scores higher on the cupping table than natural lots of the same screen size, and it pairs well with washed Arabica from Lam Dong when you want a Vietnamese single-country espresso blend.


Wet processed (fully washed) robusta is pulped, fermented and washed as fresh cherry, which changes the flavour. Wet polished robusta is natural coffee that is only polished with water after hulling to remove the silver skin.
Yes. The harvest runs from October to January and the washed parchment is stored in Daklak and hulled to order, so we ship fresh-hulled coffee every month.
Yes. With 98–99% ripe cherries and a 0.1% black bean limit, it is the base for many fine robusta single-origin offerings; ask us for cupping scores on the current lot.
You may also be interested in Robusta fully washed S18/S16, Wet polished robusta green coffee beans, Anaerobic fine robusta 84.5 CQI points, or browse our full range of Vietnamese Robusta green coffee beans.
Want to try wet processed robusta from Daklak in your blend? Helena Coffee will send a free sample and an FOB/CIF offer within 24 hours. Email info@helenacoffee.vn, WhatsApp +84 789 818 828, or use our contact page.



Vietnam shines as the top global exporter of robust and flavorful Robusta coffee, with its lush Central Highlands provinces—Kon Tum, Gia Lai, Dak Lak, Dak Nong, and Lam Dong—dedicating around 90% of their coffee fields to this thriving crop.
This bountiful bean also thrives in midland regions like Vung Tau and Dong Nai, known for their high yields. Delve into the aromatic world of Robusta coffee through renowned growing regions such as Pleiku, Ayun Pa, Buon Ho, and the iconic Buon Ma Thuot—celebrated as Vietnam’s coffee capital.

Nestled at an elevation of 500m-600m above sea level, the Central Highlands of Vietnam boast rich red basalt soil and a cool, rainy climate—perfect conditions for cultivating exquisite Robusta coffee for centuries. This region’s beans are famed for their potent caffeine content, bold flavors, and low acidity, enticing coffee aficionados worldwide.
Yet, the allure of Central Highlands coffee lies in its unique regional nuances. Some beans enchant with silky notes of butter, oil, or caramel, while others capture the essence of the sun-kissed highlands and crisp mountain breezes. Discover the captivating tastes that have made Central Highlands coffee a cherished treasure for generations.

Climate factors such as precipitation, temperature, and humidity play a crucial role in shaping a coffee’s maturation, overall flavor, and quality. Coffee-producing countries either boast naturally ideal conditions for growth or employ innovative techniques to enhance their ecosystems.
Robusta coffee, in particular, thrives in a harmonious dance with its environment, flourishing under the tender care of nature’s elements. As you indulge in its rich, bold flavors, you’ll savor the exquisite results of this intricate interplay.
500m – 800m
17℃
71%
Coffee processing involves separating the bean from the cherry, with popular methods like washed, dry, and honey, among others. Each technique emphasizes different aspects to create unique flavors, inviting you to explore and savor the diverse world of coffee.
Fully Washed
Sun-dried
Fully Washed
Harvest and export times are based off when a particular coffee will be at its peak quality. Cherries picked at the start of the harvest season tend to be underdeveloped, and those picked at the end are often overdeveloped, so producers aim for that sweet
Dec – Sept

Dak Lak Province, nestled in Vietnam’s Central Highlands, earns its title as the “capital” of Vietnamese coffee with its sprawling green coffee fields cascading across the region’s basaltic hills, bathed in sunlight and caressed by gentle winds. Home to numerous distinguished coffee brands, Dak Lak’s exceptional beans have captured hearts worldwide, with exports reaching over 80 countries and territories, solidifying its global reputation for exceptional coffee.
Embarking on a journey from crop to cup, our innovative startup excels in exporting and processing Vietnamese Robusta and Arabica coffee. Driven by the mission “Together make a better world,” we aspire to reshape the coffee industry globally.