Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting Co. vs Olympia Coffee

Two Pacific Northwest roasters with very different playbooks. Caffe Vita offers 11 coffees averaging $6.44 per 100g, leaning heavily on blends and Indonesian staples like their Sumatra Gayo River. Olympia Coffee runs a tighter lineup of 9 offerings at $15.74 average, showcasing experimental microlots and rare varieties.

Last updated August 3, 2026. Data refreshed daily from roaster webshops.

Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting Co.

Coffees tracked: 0

Olympia Coffee

Coffees tracked: 0

Top picks

Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting Co.

Caffe Vita is for daily drinkers who want reliable, affordable coffees with darker roast profiles and consistent blends—especially if you love Indonesian coffees.

No coffees tracked yet for this roaster.

Olympia Coffee

Olympia Coffee is for adventurous coffee nerds chasing rare gesha naturals, anaerobic fermentations, and limited-edition microlots worth splurging on.

No coffees tracked yet for this roaster.

Verdict

Go with Caffe Vita if you're buying for daily espresso or drip and want something reliable under $8/100g—their Sumatra and blends are solid workhorses. Choose Olympia if you're hunting for weekend-worthy microlots and don't mind paying $15-38/100g for gesha naturals and rare processing experiments. For most home brewers, Caffe Vita is the practical pick; for special occasions or dialing in competition-level beans, Olympia delivers.

What they share

Both are established Pacific Northwest roasters with brick-and-mortar café presence
Each offers a mix of single origins and blends rather than going all-in on one category
Both source from Central and South America, with Colombia and El Salvador appearing in their lineups
Neither roaster focuses heavily on African coffees despite their availability in the specialty market

Key differences

Price gap is massive: Caffe Vita averages $6.44/100g while Olympia sits at $15.74/100g—more than double
Caffe Vita leans heavily on blends (110 instances) and Indonesian coffees; Olympia diversifies across experimental El Salvador geshas and rare Hawaiian Kona
Olympia's range spans $5.59 to $38.24/100g, suggesting they carry both accessible and ultra-premium options; Caffe Vita's $3.06-$7.77 range stays firmly budget-friendly
Caffe Vita's top coffee repeats five times (Sumatra Gayo River), indicating a workhorse single origin; Olympia's top five are all distinct, suggesting a rotation-focused approach
Olympia offers experimental processing like anaerobic naturals and macerations; Caffe Vita sticks to classic Indonesian wet-hulled profiles