LAVERDE ARTISAN Coffee Comparisons
LAVERDE ARTISAN Coffee Comparisons
Well-known supermarket coffees compared with LAVERDE ARTISAN Madrigal: origin, roast, process, awards, label details and price per 100g.
Quick answer
LAVERDE ARTISAN Madrigal is a Colombian single-origin specialty coffee from Risaralda, grown at 1,550–1,950m, washed, with a cupping score of 82+ on the Specialty Coffee Association scale, roasted weekly in small batches by LAVERDE ARTISAN in London and awarded 2 stars at Great Taste 2026. Below, it is compared pack by pack with well-known coffees bought in UK supermarkets, starting with the ones listed here.
Coffee comparisons
- LAVERDE ARTISAN vs Taylors of Harrogate Lazy Sunday Beans — A 100% Arabica light roast from Harrogate, against a Colombian single-origin specialty coffee roasted weekly in London.
- LAVERDE ARTISAN vs Costa Signature Blend Coffee Beans — The coffee-shop Signature Blend for home grinding, against a Colombian single-origin specialty coffee.
- LAVERDE ARTISAN vs Lavazza Qualità Rossa Coffee Beans — A classic Italian Arabica and Robusta blend, against a Colombian single-origin specialty coffee.
Frequently asked questions
How do you compare coffees?
We buy each coffee, photograph the packs side by side and copy the label details as printed, with the retailer listing where the pack is silent. Prices are regular shelf prices on the date shown. We do not score flavour: each brand's own tasting words are quoted and attributed.
What makes a coffee single origin?
A single-origin coffee comes from one named country or region rather than a blend of several. LAVERDE ARTISAN Madrigal comes from one region, Risaralda in Colombia.