Buena Vista, Natural
Expect Juicy Tropical Fruits, Milk Chocolate, and Maple Syrup from this natural.
Santa Rosa, GT · Natural
Producer
Fredy Orantes’s lots are carried by 5 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 5 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.
Producer overview
Fredy Orantes produces coffee in the Fraijanes and Santa Rosa regions of Guatemala. His farm operations are situated at an altitude band between 1674 and 1870 meters above sea level.
The varietal landscape on his farm includes a mix of cultivars. The catalog records three lots of Geisha, two lots of Pacamara, and one lot each of Catuai and Caturra.
The process portfolio is primarily focused on natural processing, which accounts for six of the seven lots in the index. One additional lot is processed using the honey method.
The catalog footprint for Fredy Orantes includes seven total lots across five different roasters. These lots have been documented in the index with an average Northscore of 74.2.
Recent catalog examples include a natural Pacamara processed by Manhattan Coffee Roasters, a honey-processed Catuai and Caturra blend from Anodyne Coffee, and a natural Geisha offered by Black and White Coffee Roasters.
The work of Fredy Orantes is characterized by a strong focus on natural processing and the cultivation of diverse varietals including Geisha and Pacamara.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1674–1870m
Expect Juicy Tropical Fruits, Milk Chocolate, and Maple Syrup from this natural.
Santa Rosa, GT · Natural
Expect Honeysuckle, Raspberry, and Cara Cara Orange from this natural.
Fraijanes, GT · Natural
Guava, Berry, and Chocolate on a natural build.
Santa Rosa, GT · Natural
Natural lot with Guava, Berry, and Chocolate in the cup.
Santa Rosa, GT · Natural
Honey lot with Caramel, Papaya, and Lime in the cup.
Fraijanes, GT · Honey
Expect Peach, Pomegranate, and Raisinets from this natural.
Fraijanes, GT · Natural
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Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.