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The cheapest Yirgacheffe we found on momo, with hundreds of good reviews. An easy, low-risk way to try a light roast.

Bright and clean with a honey-sweet finish. A second budget Ethiopia with good reviews.

A honey-process coffee for under NT$200: mild fruit acidity and a light brown-sugar sweetness.

A rare origin at a budget price. Fruity, smooth and not bitter: nice for a try-something-new week.

Gentle and low in acidity, from a Japanese coffee chain. The cheapest bag on our list.

A full pound from the Taiwanese café chain, with over a thousand reviews. Pick light for floral and fruity, or medium for nutty.

A full pound of specialty-shop beans, very well rated. NT$360 is the starting price; some flavors cost more.

A cheap way to try a respected Taiwanese roaster. This line ships fast and is not roasted to order.

A big bag from the famous Vienna brand at a low price per gram. Good for a shared office machine.

A single-origin pound from a big Taiwanese brand, Rainforest Alliance certified. Choose Guatemala or Colombia.

The cheapest per gram on our list. Made for bulk and office use rather than specialty brewing.

The only budget-friendly Taiwan-grown coffee we found on momo. Only a few reviews so far.

Roasted to order. A real Alishan coffee for a gift or a little Taiwan pride.

A named Alishan estate and the rare SL34 variety, light roasted, in a small 115 g bag. A splurge for Taiwan-coffee fans.

Local coffee from the farmers' association of Gukeng, Taiwan's best-known coffee town.

A new listing of washed Alishan coffee, with no reviews yet.

About NT$12 a cup. To be clear: only 10% of this blend is Taiwanese Alishan coffee.

Roasted to order and shipped within a day of roasting, with lots of good reviews. Our top pick for a light roast that's worth it.

Roasted to order, cheap and rated 5 stars. For anyone who likes coffee less acidic.

A natural-process Guji at a fair price, well rated.

The cheapest Kenya AA we found. Only a few reviews so far.

From the same Beitou roaster as our Cozy House pick, roasted by an SCA educator.

Freshly roasted and checked by a Q Grader, according to the listing. A classic Kenya.

A single origin at a budget price.

A well-known estate lot, freshly roasted, with solid reviews.

A light-roast version of a classic Guatemalan origin.

A treat-yourself Geisha with almost 200 reviews.

A more affordable Geisha, from Colombia.

Award-winning beans, according to the listing, from a large Taiwanese roaster.

A classic washed Yirgacheffe at a good mid price.

A G1 Yirgacheffe at a mid price.

From the Taipei shop of World Barista Champion Berg Wu.

Decaf for afternoon coffee: at most 0.1% caffeine, 100% Arabica.

Made for latte, developed with a champion barista according to the listing. A small bag to try.

The same latte beans in a 2 lb bag, for heavy home-machine users.

A cheap, popular espresso blend for latte and cappuccino. The listing doesn't show the bag weight.

The most-reviewed coffee we found, with over 9,000 reviews. The medium nutty roast is a safe latte bean.

The same beans as in Starbucks stores. The Blonde Roast suits a lighter taste.

A cheap box to try at your desk: light for floral, medium for latte.

About NT$11 a bag, the cheapest per cup. Choose the golden light roast for a lighter taste. The price is an October deal.

Specialty drip bags at about NT$16 each, mostly light roasts. Flavors are random.

A well-known Taiwanese roaster: light roast, many reviews.

A small world-tour box of single origins.

The drip-bag version of the CAFE!N Ethiopia beans.

Drip bags from World Barista Champion Berg Wu's shop. A nice small gift.

The cheapest good instant we found, about NT$10 a stick. Works with hot or cold water.

The most-reviewed instant coffee we found.

Easy cold brew for the office: two fruity and two nutty boxes. The price is an October deal.

Bulk cold-brew bags, about NT$14 each. They work hot too.

Specialty single-origin instant for good coffee with no equipment. Only a few reviews so far.

A best-selling drip bag gift box with four sweet blends. Selected with a CQI-certified cupper.

A big gift box of drip bags in four flavors, for families or the office.

Three roasts in one gift box: light with citrus and honey, medium and nutty, dark with caramel.

Drip bags made with coffees that scored high on Coffee Review, sold as a gift box.

Starbucks House Blend drip bags in a metal gift tin: medium roast, nutty and cocoa, smooth. The listing doesn't say how many bags; check before you buy.

A cute drip bag gift box made with OSAMU GOODS: four flavors and a matching gift bag.