Typical US$1.72 to $2.75/oz
Broad comparison

Roaster · Seoul, Seoul
fritz.co.kr ↗Prices in KRW
On YouTube
About the roasterInterview
Common Grounds Coffee · 4.8K views on YouTube
Watch on YouTubeCherrybook summary of the video
This video features an interview with BK, a co-founder and brand director of Fritz Coffee Company in Seoul. The discussion covers the roaster's philosophy on branding, the importance of internal culture, and the coffee culture in Korea.
From Common Grounds Coffee:
“I work as a brand director. I setting the the way of our brand and sometimes I source our coffee from origin country.”
“I think the same thing with us at Common Grounds that we find a brand is one of the biggest key to sustainability.”
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4 lots in stock, mostly Costa Rica, Ethiopia 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.
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The catalog
Typical US$1.72 to $2.75/oz
Broad comparison
Costa Rica / Anaerobic Natural; cup data hasn't landed yet.
Costa Rica · Anaerobic Natural
Typical US$3.80 to $6.06/oz
Typical US$1.38 to $2.63/oz
Limited comparison
Not much signal yet; the detail page has what we know.
Typical US$1.29 to $2.46/oz
Limited comparison
Also available · subscriptions, sample packs, gear
Taste data is still sparse; open the detail page before judging this lot.
Not much signal yet; the detail page has what we know.
Not much signal yet; the detail page has what we know.
Taste data is still sparse; open the detail page before judging this lot.
Not much signal yet; the detail page has what we know.
Not much signal yet; the detail page has what we know.
Taste data is still sparse; open the detail page before judging this lot.
Taste data is still sparse; open the detail page before judging this lot.
Not much signal yet; the detail page has what we know.
Gedeb, ET / Washed; cup data hasn't landed yet.
Gedeb, ET · Washed
Costa Rica / Natural; cup data hasn't landed yet.
Costa Rica · Natural
Costa Rica / Yellow Honey; cup data hasn't landed yet.
Costa Rica · Yellow Honey
Costa Rica / Natural; cup data hasn't landed yet.
Costa Rica · Natural
Costa Rica / Yellow Honey; cup data hasn't landed yet.
Costa Rica · Yellow Honey
Costa Rica / Washed; cup data hasn't landed yet.
Costa Rica · Washed
Costa Rica / Anaerobic Natural; cup data hasn't landed yet.
Costa Rica · Anaerobic Natural
Costa Rica / Yellow Honey; taste data is still thin.
Costa Rica · Yellow Honey
Community reputation · Reddit
Polarizing· sentiment 45/100
One thread author lists Fritz among the beans purchased on a South Korea trip after having tried most of them at stores. Another commenter states that internationally known roasters like Fritz are okay but overdeveloped for their taste, noting they were among the earliest in Korea.
The beans I got on my recent SK trip: Hatou, Coffee temple, Fritz, Hytte, Greyhoney and Goof. Excited to try them out (I've tried most of them at the stores, but not all).
…n general (a good issue - and if medium or dark is your thing then you can for sure find many examples). The internationally known ones like Fritz, Coffee Libre and Anthracite are ok - they are over developed for my taste. They were some of the earliest in Korea so I guess that’s where the reputation comes from (anthr
Flagship cafe
Fritz Coffee Company 1st Dowha
17 Saechang-ro 2gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Seoul
Open in maps →Flagship of seven Fritz Coffee Company locations in Seoul and Jeju.
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