Price Index · by country
Specialty coffee prices in Austria
That is 5% below the global median of €51.53. Of the 25 countries with a large enough sample to publish, 14 are more expensive.
Behind the number
Roasters in Austria
Every specialty roaster we track here. Not all of them publish a bag weight, so not all of them contributed to the median above — but this is the shelf it was measured from.
- Alt Wien Kaffee Vienna 35 coffees
- Kaffeelix St. Pölten 24 coffees
- Paul & Bohne Graz 23 coffees
- Röstraum Wien 21 coffees
- Barista vom Berg Leiben 19 coffees
- Süssmund Kaffee Vienna 19 coffees
- GOTA Coffee Experts Wien 18 coffees
- Gori Kaffee Regau 16 coffees
- Coffee Pirates Vienna 15 coffees
- kaffemik Wien 15 coffees
- nomi coffee Wien 15 coffees
- unbound coffee roasters Innsbruck 15 coffees
- Dachstein Kaffee Pruggern 14 coffees
- Kaffeefabrik Vienna 14 coffees
- Herzblut Kaffee Bad Hall 13 coffees
- Kanzi Kaffee Trumau 13 coffees
- Exzelsior Kaffeerösterei Klagenfurt 11 coffees
- Jonas Reindl Coffee Vienna 11 coffees
- 220Grad Salzburg 10 coffees
- coffeekult Innsbruck 10 coffees
- Fürth Kaffee Wien 9 coffees
- D stands for Wien 6 coffees
- Echo Kaffeerösterei Hard 6 coffees
- BLEND Coffee Roasters Graz 0 coffees
- BUNA Coffee Roasters Graz 0 coffees
Methodology
How this figure is measured
Price divided by bag weight, per kilogram, converted to euros at ECB reference rates as of 2026-07-24. We report the median rather than the average, and we do not trim the expensive end — competition lots are real prices. Multi-bag packs, subscriptions, gift boxes, drip sachets, pods and wholesale sacks are excluded, because their price and their stated bag weight describe different quantities.
Austria is published because it clears both floors: at least 30 bags from at least 8 different roasters. "Country" means where the roaster is based, not where the coffee grew — for that, see the origin breakdown.