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Strawberry Crunch - Jairo Arcila

Colombia · Honey
Cupped at 87.0 by the roaster
In common
Same producer: Jairo Arcila · Both from Quindío, Colombia · Both Castillo
Different
$1.17/oz more
$26.006 oz · 1 more size

Shipping $6.00Free shipping over $60

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Both from Colombia · Both Castillo · Both list berry and floral notes
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$1.33/oz less
$22.0012 oz · 2 more sizes

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Dracula - Fall Profile

Ethiopia · Light
In common
Same producer: Jairo Arcila · Both list berry notes
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From Ethiopia, not Colombia · $0.76/oz less
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Triple Double

Colombia · Natural · Medium-Light
4.8 from 48 buyers
In common
Both from Colombia · Both Castillo · Both list berry notes
Different
$0.97/oz less
$24.0010.9 oz · 2 more sizes

Shipping from $6.60Free shipping over $50

Santa Mónica, Bonanza Coffee Roasters
Bonanza Coffee Roasters, Berlin, Berlin

Santa Mónica

Mostly floral, some fruit

In stock at Bonanza Coffee Roasters. We don't carry it yet.

EUR 24.90250g bag
At Bonanza Coffee Roasters

About Santa Mónica

How is it rated?

74Cherrybook Index, from 2 independent sources.

  • YouTube reviewers, on the roaster85
  • Reddit, on the roaster76
  • What the roaster discloses65
  • +2Roaster featured by Sprudge

With this little evidence the score is pulled toward a neutral 50; more signals will move it.

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What will it taste like?

Mostly floral, some fruit.

  • Floral67%
  • Fruit33%

The roaster’s notes: strawberry, jasmine, hibiscus tea.

See these notes on the flavor wheel

Mapped from the roaster’s tasting notes to the SCA flavor wheel: our reading of their notes, not the roaster’s own categories.

How does the price compare?

$3.17an ounce. Similar coffees run $1.80 to $3.39.

What moves the price

  • Roaster brand and sourcing+18%
  • Colombia origin+4%

Some listing details are missing, so the comparison is broad.

A statistical model, refit weekly across the in-stock catalog, estimates what coffees with these listed traits sell for per ounce.

Back of the bag

What Bonanza Coffee Roasters publishes about this coffee.

Producer
Jairo Arcila
Farm or co-op
Santa Mónica
Variety
Castillo
Bag
250g
Suggested brew
espresso, filter, immersion

Green coffee from Jairo Arcila

Unroasted lots for home roasting. This listing and each lot below name Jairo Arcila in Colombia.

All green from Colombia →

The variety and the origin

About Bonanza Coffee Roasters

The roaster’s page

Community reputation · Reddit

Well-regarded· sentiment 76/100

Two independent Reddit threads give Bonanza Coffee a favorable but measured picture. One contributor included it among roasters they normally like, while another said roaster-made cups were amazing but struggled to reproduce those flavors at home.

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Threads cited (2)
  • r/Coffee · 9↑ · [Question] Good 3rd Wave Coffeehouses in the Boston Area?

    ...did most of my coffee drinking in Berlin and San Francisco and wanted to know a good place where I could hunker down with a quality drip on a slow holiday afternoon. Roasters I normally like are Blue Bottle, Four Barrel, Ritual (from San Francisco), and Five Elephant, Bonanza Coffee Heroes, and The Barn (from Berlin

  • r/pourover · 4↑ · Lack of complexity

    ...cafe’s themselves. I use a 1zpresso jx pro, the 4:6 method, and since I live in the Netherlands, I have good water quality. The coffees I got where from bonanza, the barn, fuku etc. so not bad roasters either. Is it due to my grinder? I tried other sources of water aswell, but that doesn’t seem to be making the diff

Press · Sprudge

Meet the roaster on camera

7 videos

About the roasterShop tour

Berlin Coffee Legends & Their New Cafes | European Coffee Trip

European Coffee Trip · 50.1K views on YouTube

Watch on YouTube

This video covers Bonanza Coffee Roasters; it is general roaster coverage.

Cherrybook summary of the video

This video tours Bonanza Coffee Roasters' locations in Berlin, highlighting their history as pioneers of the city's third-wave coffee scene. It showcases their roastery and cafe spaces, emphasizing their commitment to quality coffee and tea.

Inside this video

From European Coffee Trip:

“Bonanza founders, Yumi and Kiduk, opened their first cafe in Berlin in 2006. And since then, they were an important part of the third wave coffee scene.”
“Moving their roastery to the new location meant that they can combine it with the cafe and retail space.”

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Across the coverage of Bonanza Coffee Roasters

Reviewers describe Bonanza Coffee Roasters as true pioneers of the Berlin third-wave coffee movement, having established their presence since 2006. Outside coverage highlights their dedication to direct trade sourcing, sustainable grower relationships, and an uncompromising focus on cup quality over speed. Additionally, reviewers frequently praise the aesthetic appeal of their roastery and cafe spaces, particularly the lush architecture featured at their Wedding location.

Berlin third-wave pioneers · Direct trade and fair sourcing · Commitment to quality over speed · Aesthetically striking roastery spaces

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4.9 from 403 buyers
Orange, Nectarine, Chocolate
$19.8810 oz

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