Bourbon Pointu Coffee Beans Wholesale — Réunion Island
AM Global Supply offers access to Bourbon Pointu green coffee beans, one of the rarest and most legendary coffees in the world. Grown exclusively on Réunion Island, a French overseas territory in the Indian Ocean, this coffee carries a history dating back to the royal court of Louis XV. As a result, Bourbon Pointu commands a category of its own, entirely separate from standard wholesale commodity coffee.
An Exceptionally Rare Micro-Lot
Global annual production of Bourbon Pointu totals only a few hundred kilograms, making it one of the scarcest commercially available coffees anywhere. This scarcity stems from the plant’s naturally low yield and its vulnerability to pests and disease. Because of these extreme limitations, this listing represents a genuine micro-lot allocation rather than a standard bulk commodity order.
Distinctive Flavor and Botanical Origins
Bourbon Pointu, also known as Laurina, developed as a natural mutation of the traditional Bourbon variety in the 18th century. The beans carry a naturally low caffeine content alongside a delicate profile of fruit, floral notes, and light chocolate. This refined character sets it apart entirely from bold commodity-grade coffees, positioning it firmly within the ultra-premium specialty segment.
Sourcing from Réunion Island
Small-scale growers on Réunion’s volcanic slopes hand-pick and process each harvest using traditional methods. The island’s unique terroir, shaped by volcanic soil and temperate mountain climate, contributes to the bean’s singular character. Consequently, this coffee appeals to boutique roasters and collectors seeking a true rarity with documented historical significance.
Order Details
Given the extreme limitations on global supply, this listing represents a minimum order of approximately 8 kg, starting at $5,000. Contact us directly to confirm current availability, as annual harvest volumes are strictly limited.
Applications
This coffee suits ultra-premium boutique roasters, luxury retail positioning, and collectors seeking one of the world’s most historically significant and scarce coffee varieties.
For general coffee bean quality standards, see the National Coffee Association’s resources.


















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