Not ratedCupping notes point toward Spiced and Gingerbread.
Cherrybook · live picks
Spice notes in coffee often arrive as a secondary layer, but these ten selections bring them to the forefront. Our current catalog features a diverse range of profiles, from the heavy, earthy body typical of wet-hulled processing in Aceh to the cleaner, brighter acidity found in washed lots from Huehuetenango and Quindio. We have included experimental processes alongside traditional methods to capture a wide spectrum of clove, cinnamon, and cardamom characteristics. Roasters like Cravens Brothers Coffee and Equator Coffees anchor this list with consistent, well-developed roasts. Whether you are looking for a seasonal blend or a single-origin lot that highlights these specific aromatics, these coffees represent the highest-scoring options currently available in our inventory. Each selection has been vetted for clarity and intensity of spice.
What to taste for:Look for distinct aromatics like clove, cinnamon, and cardamom that persist through the finish of the cup.
11 live picks · ranked by Cherry's Index
Not ratedCupping notes point toward Spiced and Gingerbread.
Not ratedExpect Cinnamon, Ginger, and Citrus from this washed.
NP · Washed
Not rated
Not ratedCupping notes point toward Earthy, Full Bodied, and Spiced.
Not ratedCupping notes point toward Black Tea, Honey, and Ginger.
Not ratedRoaster flags Energetic And Warming Spices and Sweet Citrus in the cup.
Not ratedExpect Spicy Notes and Rich Earthiness from this washed.
Central/South America · Washed
Not ratedRoaster flags Hearty, Spicy, and Bold in the cup.
Huehuetenango, GT
Not ratedCupping notes point toward Spicy, Rich, and Intense.
ID
Not ratedCupping notes point toward Gingerbread, Walnut, and Licorice.
Not ratedCupping notes point toward Spices and Creamy Body.
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