Good Mood Coffee

More About Good Mood Coffee

Good Mood Coffee is a coffee brand from Amersfoort, in the province of Utrecht. The brand falls under Quando Coaching, registered under KVK number 80633803. The official website names Laszlo as the founder but does not mention a surname. According to the company’s own information, it is a sole proprietorship. The founder therefore also handles customer inquiries personally.

The initial idea for a coffee brand emerged approximately eight years before 2026. In the spring of 2024, Laszlo attended a coffee roasting course. During this course, he roasted coffee for the first time himself. According to the website, this moment made the plan for the business concrete. The motivation combines coffee as a daily ritual with a focus on the environment and the conditions of producers.

Roasting via an external partner

As far as publicly known, Good Mood Coffee does not have its own roastery. Production takes place at Special Roast in Amersfoort. This partner also handles contacts with plantations and other links in the supply chain. As a result, the coffee brand does not buy coffee directly from individual farmers or cooperatives.

The assortment uses three designations for the roast profile. The espresso beans have a medium-dark roast, while the fixed filter beans are roasted dark. The Rwandan special from July 2026 was described as a city roast. According to Laszlo, a difference of about ten seconds during roasting can change the result in the cup.

Technical details about the production are not published. For example, the brand and model of the roaster, the batch size, and the software used are missing. The annual production volume has also not been disclosed.

Product Range and Packaging

On July 28, 2026, the online shop had six product groups: Espresso Beans, Filter Beans, Filter Ground 500g, Coffee Subscription, Sample Pack, and Rotating Special. The espresso consists of an Arabica blend of 80 percent Brazilian and 20 percent Sri Lankan coffee. This coffee is sold as whole beans in bags of 250 grams and one kilogram.

The permanent filter coffee is made entirely from Brazilian Arabica and is available in the same formats. There is also a pre-ground filter coffee in a 500-gram package. Espresso is not offered pre-ground. The company cites differences between coffee machines and the rapid loss of quality after grinding as the reasons.

The Rotating Special changes with each edition. On July 28, 2026, this was an Arabica from Rwanda. This coffee was available as whole beans in 250-gram and 1-kilogram packages.

Origin and sustainability claims

The permanent coffees originate from Brazil and Sri Lanka. Rwanda was the origin of the temporary special in July 2026. The names of plantations, cooperatives, importers, exporters, or washing stations have not been disclosed.

Good Mood Coffee states that Special Roast returns a portion of its revenue to plantations. This money is intended to support cultivation in the long term. However, no specific percentage or amount is provided. The company also claims that Brazilian suppliers support education for young people who wish to earn an income from coffee farming. The names of the programs, participants, and involved plantations are not mentioned.

The coffees do not carry an organic certification. The company states that 0.4 liters of water are used per kilogram for the Brazilian coffee. For comparison, it cites a standard level of approximately four liters. No independent method or verification has been published.

Furthermore, the company writes about CO₂-neutral roasting and the planting of new coffee trees by partners. However, a standard for the calculation and an external control document are missing. The short distance between the company and the roasting partner is cited as a measure to limit transportation.

Sales, Delivery, and Public Events

Sales are conducted through a Shopify-based online store. In addition to individual orders, a trial pack and subscription options are available. Subscriptions include bags of 250 grams or one kilogram, with one to six bags delivered per month. PostNL delivers exclusively to addresses within the Netherlands. The stated delivery time is three to five business days.

The website does not list a café, tasting room, or public roastery shop. The address in Amersfoort is listed as a business contact address, without opening hours or a pickup option. Public tastings, courses, competitions, and collaborations are also not documented. However, the brand does publish brewing guides and recipes, including explanations for filter coffee, iced coffee, cortado, Americano, and flat white.

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