Producer
The Rodriguez Family
- Coffees in catalog
- 4
- Currently in stock
- 0
- Roasters carrying
- 3
- Avg Cherry's Index
- 70.1
The Rodriguez Family’s lots are carried by 3 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 3 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.
Producer overview
The Rodriguez Family produces coffee across two distinct geographic regions: Apaneca in El Salvador and Caranavi in Bolivia. Their coffee cultivation occurs at a consistent altitude of 1468 meters.
The family manages a diverse varietal landscape. Their catalog presence includes the pacamara and caturra varieties, alongside other cultivars categorized as other.
The producer maintains a consistent focus on the washed process. All three lots currently represented in the index utilize this traditional method.
The Rodriguez Family has been featured by two different roasters in the catalog. Their lots have appeared across recent harvest cycles, maintaining an average Northscore of 74.9.
Recent catalog examples include the Los Rodriguez Familia Filter processed as a washed caturra by Common Folk Coffee Co., as well as the Pacamara La Gloria and Elefante lots, both processed as washed coffees by Madcap Coffee.
The work of the Rodriguez Family is characterized by their cross-country production and a consistent reliance on washed processing methods.
- Bolivia and El Salvador production
- Washed process focus
- Pacamara and Caturra cultivation
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
- other1 lot
- pacamara1 lot
- batian1 lot
- caturra1 lot
Processes
- Washed3
- Natural1
Altitude
1468–1710m
Harvests
No coffees from this producer in stock right now.
Archived (4)
Batian - Natural - Finca Rodriguez
Expect Dandelion Flower, Vanilla, and Rainier Cherry from this natural.
Floripondio, BO · Natural
Los Rodriguez Familia [2021]
Washed lot with Hazelnut, Green Apple, and Green Grape in the cup.
Caranavi, BO · Washed
Related producers
Neighbors in the same book
Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.



