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Producer

FRINJ Coffee

USCalifornia, Santa Barbara
Coffees in catalog
5
Currently in stock
0
Roasters carrying
1
Avg Cherry's Index
73.5

Producer overview

FRINJ Coffee operates within the United States, specifically focusing on coffee cultivation in California. Their production is situated at an altitude of 60 meters.

The producer maintains a primary focus on the Geisha varietal, which accounts for four of the five lots recorded in the index. They also work with other, less common cultivars, as evidenced by the inclusion of Laurina in their catalog.

Their process portfolio demonstrates a range of techniques. They utilize traditional washed methods alongside experimental approaches, including anaerobic washed and yeast-inoculated washed treatments. They also produce natural process coffees.

The catalog footprint for FRINJ Coffee includes five total lots. These coffees have been featured by one roaster. The data reflects a consistent engagement with specific processing methods across their available lots.

Recent catalog examples include a yeast washed Geisha from Finca 1890, a washed Geisha from Condor Ridge Ranch, and a yeast-inoculated washed Laurina from Silent Springs Farm, all roasted by Hydrangea Coffee.

The work of FRINJ Coffee is distinguished by its focus on California-grown specialty varieties and the application of diverse processing techniques.

  • California coffee production
  • Geisha varietal focus
  • anaerobic processing techniques
  • experimental US cultivation

Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.

Producer profile

Varietals

  • geisha4 lots
  • other1 lot

Processes

  • Washed3
  • Anaerobic Washed1
  • Natural1

Altitude

6060m

No coffees from this producer in stock right now.

Archived (5)

Gesha — Finca 1890

Expect Strawberry, Citrus, and Hibiscus from this washed.

California, US · Washed

StrawberryCitrusHibiscus
Well-reviewed roaster
73
$36.15/oz
Out of stock

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