Typical $2.03 to $3.25/oz
Producer
Ephtah Specialty Coffee
- Coffees in catalog
- 5
- Currently available
- 4
- Roasters with stock
- 1
- Avg Cherrybook Index
- 69.5
Compare Ephtah Specialty Coffee’s offerings tracked by Cherrybook. A producer can supply different lots, varieties and harvests; check those details alongside the process, bag size and price.
Producer overview
Ephtah Specialty Coffee sources its offerings from Ethiopia, specifically within the Gedeb region. The coffees are cultivated at an altitude band ranging from 2150 to 2200 meters. The varietal landscape represented in the catalog consists entirely of heirloom cultivars. The process portfolio includes both natural and anaerobic natural treatments, reflecting a focused approach to post-harvest processing. The catalog footprint for Ephtah Specialty Coffee includes two total coffees represented in the index, with one currently in-stock and two roasters carrying their lots. The average Cherrybook Index across their lots is 52.5. Recent catalog examples include the Ethiopia Lalesa Anaerobic Natural roasted by Jolly Bean Roastery using the anaerobic natural process and heirloom variety, alongside Dungeon Pulp - Ethiopia roasted by Dark Arts Coffee using the natural process and heirloom variety. Overall, Ephtah Specialty Coffee maintains a focused presence in the catalog through its regional Ethiopian offerings and distinct processing methods.
- Gedeb region origin
- heirloom varietals
- anaerobic natural process
- Ethiopian specialty coffee
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
- heirloom5 lots
Processes
- Natural3
- Washed2
Altitude
2150–2200m
Currently available coffees
Gedeb Lalesa Espresso
Natural lot with Peach, Lavender, and Cherry Cola in the cup.
Gedeb, ET · Natural
Typical $2.18 to $3.48/oz
Typical $2.07 to $3.31/oz
Typical $1.93 to $3.09/oz
Broad comparison
Archived (1)
Dungeon Pulp - Ethiopia
Raspberry, Candied Lemon, and Milk Chocolate on a natural lot.
Gedeb, ET · Natural
Related producers
Neighbors in the same book
Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.




