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Wilton Benitez Cooler Coffees

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Cherrybook Index

68Noted

Evidence-of-quality score, not a cup score. Sparse signal: 2 of 7 signals on file. Methodology

Price position

$2.33/oz$28.00 for 340g

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Catalog summary

A lot from Cauca, Colombia, indexed 68 on sparse evidence.

Based on the listing and catalog evidence

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Cherrybook last checked this listing 26 days ago.

Roaster’s notes

strawberry · kiwi · blackberry · lemon · plum · rosemary · violet · sweet · froot loops · orange · purple flower · black cherry · honey · candy-like sweet

  • Fruit
  • Citrus
  • Floral
  • Sugar and spice
Wilton Benitez Cooler Coffees by JBC Coffee Roasters
Origin
Cauca, CO
Farm / Co-op
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Process
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Altitude
1900 m
Harvest
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Weight
340g
Bag price
$28.00
Price / oz
$2.33/oz
Brew
cold_brew

from the roaster’s storeread by Cherrybook from the listing“estimated” below = inferred, not stated

About JBC Coffee Roasters

Community reputation · Reddit

Cult favorite· sentiment 85/100

Six live Reddit sources are predominantly positive about JBC. Contributors call the roaster amazing and great, describe a Gesha as unusually memorable, praise a fruit-forward Ethiopian, and report a floral and fruity Nano Genji espresso with chocolate on the finish. Two posts also describe JBC beans as high quality and complex, though one brewer sought help reproducing the listed tasting notes.

strong roaster recommendationsmemorable Geshafruit-forward Ethiopian coffeefloral and fruity espressocomplex coffees
Threads cited (6)
  • r/Coffee · 72↑ · Who Are Some of the Best Mail Order Roasters?

    JBC is amazing, I live right next to their roastery too!

  • r/Coffee · 43↑ · 2018 Good Food Awards - Coffee

    I am also happy to vouch for JBC, they are a great roaster. I lived in Madison for several years and would stop by their offices every now and then (them and Colectivo were my primary source of beans during my time in Wisconsin), although my most recent purchase with them was the Ninety Plus Gesha Estates #227. Arrived

  • r/Coffee · 38↑ · I turned my son into a coffee snob!

    My first step into coffees of complexity was with JBC's (Madison, WI) Refisa Ethiopia and now Bella Carmona, each brewed in a French press. I gave my son (age 13) a taste, and he likes it. Now, he doesn't like the Starbucks Cold Brew or Iced Coffee from the grocery because it tastes like 'nothing' to him now. His mom l

  • r/pourover · 12↑ · Great Ethiopian Fruit Forwards

    I ordered Ethiopian's this month from heart hydrangea and JBC and JBC might be the best of the three. I regularly order great Ethiopian coffees from top roosters and I was pleasantly surprised by JBC. It doesn't get as much buzz on here but when I did a little research they have good roots and great reputation. Some ha

  • r/Coffee · 10↑ · Tasting notes?

    I’ve been making what I believe to be some pretty damn good cups of coffee lately with some high quality beans (I’ll be referencing Buna Boka #1 from JBC Roasters here), but I’m missing those tasting notes that are on the bag. I know that they’re “notes,” so they’re not supposed to slap you in the face, but I’ve been s

  • r/espresso · 9↑ · JBC Nano Genji on a DE1 Pro with LRV2 Profile

    JBC Nano Genji on a DE1 Pro with LRV2 Profile Fantastic! Floral/fruity with some chocolate on the finish. Was slightly tart but balanced that a bit in my next pull by upping the temp slightly.

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About this coffee

Fellow's Take on Wilton Benitez Yellow Bourbon by JBC Coffee

Fellow · 1.3K views on YouTube

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What the reviewer said

From Fellow, discussing Wilton Benitez Cooler Coffees:

“Yellow Bourbon is called this because the cherries when they ripen, instead of ripening to a typical like pink-red color, they ripen to a nice like beautiful like yellowish color.”
“They're really known for their brightness and their deep florality, and just a lot of complexity in the cup.”
“This one is processed, it's a thermal shock anaerobic processed by Wilton Benitez in Colombia.”

Tasting notes mentioned: floral

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