Honduras El Ocotillo — Espresso
Washed lot with Dried Berries, Pear, and Caramel in the cup.
Santa Barbara, HN · Washed
MediumDried FruitPearCaramel
Well-reviewed roaster
74
$1.50/oz
Out of stock
Producer
Natividad Benitez
HNSanta Barbara
- Coffees in catalog
- 3
- Currently in stock
- 0
- Roasters carrying
- 1
- Avg Cherry's Index
- 74.1
Producer overview
Natividad Benitez produces coffee in the Santa Barbara region of Honduras. The farm is situated at an altitude of 1800 meters.
The varietal landscape on the farm is focused on two primary cultivars. Both bourbon and pacas are represented in the catalog data.
The processing portfolio for this producer is consistent. All lots recorded in the index have undergone a washed process.
The catalog footprint for Natividad Benitez includes three distinct lots. These coffees have been featured by one roaster, 49th Parallel Coffee Roasters, across harvest years represented in the index.
Recent catalog examples include the Golden Hour Espresso and two iterations of Honduras El Ocotillo, one prepared for espresso and one for filter. All three lots utilize a blend of pacas and bourbon varieties processed via the washed method.
The work of Natividad Benitez is characterized by a consistent focus on traditional washed processing and a stable varietal selection.
- Santa Barbara coffee producer
- washed process focus
- bourbon and pacas cultivation
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
- pacas3 lots
- bourbon3 lots
Processes
- Washed3
Altitude
1800–1800m
No coffees from this producer in stock right now.
Archived (3)
Honduras El Ocotillo — Filter
Expect Naval Orange, Lychee, and Juicy from this washed.
Santa Barbara, HN · Washed
LightOrangeLychee
Well-reviewed roaster
74
$1.79/oz
Out of stock
Golden Hour — Espresso
Expect Strawberry Jam, Peach, and Puff Pastry from this washed.
Santa Barbara, HN · Washed
Medium-LightStrawberryPeach
Well-reviewed roaster
74
$1.70/oz
Out of stock
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Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.