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Cherrybook is the reference for specialty coffee: a directory of every in-stock lot from 405+ specialty roasters across 32 countries, scored on a transparent 7-source composite (Cherry’s Index). The catalog spans the US, Canada, UK, Continental Europe (Germany, France, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Spain, Ireland, Portugal, Switzerland, Iceland, Poland, Greece, Finland), Japan, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, India, UAE, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and producer-country roasters in Colombia, Brazil, and Vietnam. Independent of any roaster, every accolade and review citation links back to its source.

Built for buyers who want to compare lots head-to-head before ordering, and for editors / writers who want catalog-wide analysis grounded in real data, not vibes.

Quick contact

Editorial
editorial@cherrybookcoffee.com
General inquiries
hello@cherrybookcoffee.com
Founder
Josh; josh@cherrybookcoffee.com

Catalog at a glance

Roasters indexed

405+

In-stock lots

5,000+

Total lots tracked

10,000+

Countries (roaster HQ)

32

Data refreshes daily. Concentrated in the US plus the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Spain, and Mexico. Catalog covers single origins, blends, and decafs; instant / ready-to-drink / equipment / merch are categorized but not surfaced in the bean catalog.

Cherry’s Index: the composite

A 0-100 quality score with explicit source coverage. Seven base signals, weighted; missing sources are dropped and remaining weights renormalized so a score is never inflated by averaging present signals against a zero for what we don’t have. Bonuses (Cup of Excellence, Roast Magazine Roaster of the Year, Good Food Awards, etc) layer on top.

SignalWeightSource
SCA grade25%Roaster-published cupping score
Coffee Review20%coffeereview.com
Reddit sentiment18%r/coffee discussion
Buyer reviews12%Yotpo / Reviews.io / Okendo / Loox / Stamped / Judge.me
YouTube reviews10%Third-party reviewer mentions
Cherrybook tastings5%Member tasting log averages
Roaster transparency5%Producer / farm / lot disclosure depth

Full methodology: cherrybookcoffee.com/about

Recent editorial

Data-driven roundups grounded in the live catalog. Free to cite with attribution.

Pull-quotes you can use

Reusable framing for stories citing Cherrybook data. No preapproval needed; please link back to cherrybookcoffee.com on first reference.

  • “The geisha tax is real and consistent. Across the in-stock geisha lots in our catalog, the average price runs roughly 2.5× the rest of the shelf.”
  • “Roaster-published tasting notes for anaerobic-process lots map to fruit descriptors 93% of the time, versus 73% for natural and 58% for washed. Process choice isn’t neutral; it actively redirects what the roaster wants the cup to taste like.”
  • “The price-quality curve flattens around $2.50/oz. Cherry’s Index averages climb steadily up to that mark, then plateau. Past about $3/oz you’re typically paying for rarity, scarcity, or lot story; geisha being the deliberate exception.”
  • “The 85+ Cherry’s Index tier is roughly 1% of the in-stock catalog. Most lots cluster in the 55-75 range; the score shrinks toward a neutral 50 baseline when source coverage is thin, so a high number means independent evidence, not just one lucky review.”

Independence

Cherrybook does not take payment from roasters for editorial coverage, ranking, or inclusion. Outbound “buy” links may earn us an affiliate commission via Sovrn / Impact / Refersion partners; rankings and Cherry’s Index are computed before any affiliate-program lookup happens. Disclosure: cherrybookcoffee.com/disclosure.

For data requests

Working on a data-driven coffee piece and want a custom slice (specific origin, varietal, process, roaster cohort)? Email editorial@cherrybookcoffee.com with the question; we can usually turn around an aggregate cut within 24-48 hours. No fee.