Producer
Alejo Khale Castro
- Coffees in catalog
- 3
- Currently in stock
- 1
- Roasters carrying
- 2
- Avg Cherrybook Index
- 56.1
Alejo Khale Castro’s lots are carried by 2 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 2 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.
Producer overview
Alejo Khale Castro produces coffee in the West Valley region of Costa Rica, with growing altitudes ranging from 1400 to 1700 meters. This geographic context frames the cultivation of the estate coffees represented in the index.
The dominant varietal associated with this producer in the catalog is Caturra. This cultivar forms the basis of the lots sourced from the producer's farms.
The processing methods represented in the catalog include yellow honey and natural treatments. These two distinct approaches reflect the preparation styles applied to the harvested cherries.
The catalog footprint includes two coffees currently in stock, supported by two roasters. The participating roasters carrying these lots are Inglewood Coffee Roasters and Five Senses Coffee.
Recent catalog examples feature the Costa Rica Finca Volcan Azul Espresso prepared as a yellow honey Caturra by Inglewood Coffee Roasters, alongside the Volcan Azul Natural Caturra roasted by Five Senses Coffee.
The work of Alejo Khale Castro in the catalog is characterized by a focused selection of Caturra lots processed via natural and yellow honey methods.
- West Valley Costa Rica
- Caturra varietal
- yellow honey process
- natural process
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
- caturra3 lots
Processes
- Yellow Honey2
- Natural1
Altitude
1400–1700m
Archived (2)
Costa Rica, Finca Volcan Azul - Espresso — Espresso Roast
Expect Winey, Stewed Plum, and Red Currant from this yellow honey lot.
West Valley, CR · Yellow Honey
Costa Rica Finca Volcan Azul — Filter
Expect Winey, Stewed Plum, and Red Currant from this yellow honey lot.
West Valley, CR · Yellow Honey
Related producers
Neighbors in the same book
Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.


