Typical $1.14 to $2.16/oz
Limited comparison
Roaster · Ukiah, CA
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17 lots in stock, mostly Ethiopia, Colombia and Kenya.
Coverage is below 50%. Available roaster-level evidence comes from Reddit. Per-lot evidence from SCA grades, Coffee Review entries, and public on-shop product ratings is limited across the catalog. With limited signal, scores are also pulled toward a neutral 50 baseline by the Cherrybook Index methodology, so lots can read flatter than the actual cup quality differences between them. The average Cherrybook Index therefore leans more heavily on roaster-level reputation than per-lot quality.
Roaster signals
Apply to every lot from this roaster.
Per-lot signals (averaged)
Vary across lots; averaged over 17 in-stock lots.
Bonuses earned (per lot)
Base components are renormalized over whatever signals are available for each lot. SCA + Coffee Review are capped at 40% combined to keep the cupping story from dominating. Bonuses (accolades, awards, editorial coverage) and freshness decay are applied on top.
The catalog
Typical $1.14 to $2.16/oz
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Think Chocolate, Caramel, and Almond.
Typical $1.03 to $1.97/oz
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Think Chocolate and Black Cherry.
Typical $1.01 to $1.92/oz
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Cupping notes point toward Caramel and Bittersweet Chocolate.
Typical $0.99 to $1.88/oz
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Roaster flags Milk Chocolate and Hazelnut in the cup.
Typical $1.07 to $2.03/oz
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Cupping notes point toward Dark Chocolate and Caramel.
Typical $0.97 to $1.86/oz
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Think Dark Chocolate, Fruit, and Candied Nuts.
Typical $0.94 to $1.80/oz
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Roaster flags Burnt Sugar and Bittersweet Chocolate in the cup.
Typical $0.99 to $1.88/oz
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Cupping notes point toward Berries, Chocolate, and Almond.
Typical $1.11 to $2.12/oz
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Think Smoky Dark Chocolate and Browned Caramel.
Typical $0.96 to $1.82/oz
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Think Chocolate and Dried Fig.
Typical $0.98 to $1.87/oz
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Berry Ganache, Fruit Punch, and Fine Dark Chocolate on an anaerobic natural lot.
Huila, CO · Anaerobic Natural
Typical $1.77 to $2.83/oz
Broad comparison
Typical $1.54 to $2.47/oz
Typical $1.47 to $2.35/oz
Think Dark Chocolate and Caramel.
Typical $1.00 to $1.91/oz
Limited comparison
Think Chocolate and Dried Fig.
Typical $0.96 to $1.83/oz
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Roaster flags Bittersweet Chocolate and Dark Smoky Notes in the cup.
Typical $0.99 to $1.88/oz
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Expect Apricot, Earl Grey, and Rangpur Lime from this washed lot.
Yirgacheffe, ET · Washed
Natural lot with Apple Tart, Raspberry, and Black Tea in the cup.
Rwanda · Natural
Cherry Liqueur, Dark Chocolate, and Cola Nut on a natural lot.
Western Highlands, PG · Natural
Expect Apple Cobbler, Light Brown Sugar, and Golden Raisin from this washed lot.
Tanzania · Washed
Expect Rose, Geranium, and Guava from this anaerobic washed lot.
Huila, CO · Anaerobic Washed
Expect Sangria, Muddled Berries, and Apple Blossom from this anaerobic natural lot.
Oromia, ET · Anaerobic Natural
Blood Orange, Dark Chocolate, and Raspberry Ganache on a natural lot.
Kintamani, ID · Natural
Expect Cherry Liquor, Banana, and Marshmallow from this anaerobic natural / producer: lot.
Lam Dong, VN · Anaerobic Natural / Producer:
Stone Fruit, Berries, and Delicate Florals on a washed and natural lot.
Ethiopia · Washed And Natural
Toasted Almonds, Milk Chocolate, and Burnt Caramel on a washed lot.
Chiapas, MX · Washed
Watermelon, Amber Honey, and Sangria on an anaerobic natural / honey lot.
Colombia · Anaerobic Natural / Honey
Community reputation · Reddit
Polarizing· sentiment 35/100
One thread reports a wush wush natural light roast looking super uneven and tasting like bittersweet chocolate, barn-like funk, hay, and a mix of overdeveloped and underdeveloped beans one week off roast. Another commenter describes a two-pound bag of Duomo medium dark roast purchased at Costco as disappointing and kind of boring, though not terrible.
This is a wush wish natural. Black oak roasters, first time trying anything of theirs. Roast looks super uneven. Tasting notes are sangria and grape. One week off roast (I know it needs to rest longer) only getting bittersweet chocolate and barn like funk (not pleasant) The bag tastes like a mix of overdeveloped and un
I got a two pound bag of Black Oak Roasters Duomo medium dark roast at Costco. It's disappointing. Not terrible, just kind of boring. I'll drink my way through it eventually, but I'm bummed to have bought such a large bag.
Flagship cafe
Black Oak Coffee Roasters Ukiah Cafe
476 N State St, Ukiah, CA
Open in maps →Flagship cafe and roaster in Ukiah, California, with a second location in Healdsburg.
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