Typical $1.31 to $2.50/oz
Limited comparison

Roaster · Oakland, CA
On YouTube
From the roasterBrew guide
Mr. Espresso
Watch on YouTubeCherrybook summary of the video
This video provides a step-by-step guide to pulling a balanced espresso shot using Mr. Espresso's equipment and coffee. It covers essential techniques like puck preparation, extraction timing, and visual cues to achieve a high-quality espresso.
From Mr. Espresso:
“The goal is to get a balanced shot that tastes sweet, has a nice body, and a pleasant finish.”
“We're looking for a nice, steady, syrupy stream.”
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29 lots in stock, mostly Indonesia, Colombia and Guatemala.
Coverage is below 50%. No Reddit or YouTube roaster-level signal is on file. 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 reflects the limited per-lot evidence plus the methodology's neutral baseline.
Roaster signals
Apply to every lot from this roaster.
Per-lot signals (averaged)
Vary across lots; averaged over 29 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 $1.31 to $2.50/oz
Limited comparison
Expect Mulling Spices, Cranberry, and Date from this wet-hulled lot.
Aceh, ID · Wet-Hulled
Typical $1.44 to $2.30/oz
Typical $1.59 to $2.55/oz
Broad comparison
Natural lot with Strawberry, Guava, and Meyer Lemon in the cup.
Sidama, ET · Natural
Typical $1.53 to $2.92/oz
Limited comparison
Floral, Pronounced Acidity, and Creamy Mouthfeel on a washed lot.
Tolima, CO · Washed
Typical $1.30 to $2.48/oz
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Dark Caramels, Subtle Citrus Acidity, and Velvety Body on a washed lot.
Tolima, CO · Washed
Typical $1.10 to $2.09/oz
Limited comparison
Typical $1.26 to $2.40/oz
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Typical $1.14 to $2.17/oz
Cupping notes point toward Pungent, Smoky, and Deep.
Typical $1.07 to $2.05/oz
Limited comparison
Think Smoky, Caramel Syrup, and Silky.
Typical $1.04 to $1.99/oz
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Think Ample Bodied, Forest Floor, and Licorice.
Typical $1.06 to $2.02/oz
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Think Sweet Chocolate, Butterscotch, and Elegant.
Typical $1.10 to $2.09/oz
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Roaster flags Rich, Smoky, and Low Toned Acidity in the cup.
Typical $1.08 to $2.05/oz
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Think Complex, Dynamic, and Blueberry.
Typical $1.14 to $2.18/oz
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Roaster flags Cashew, Raspberry Jam, and Complex in the cup.
Typical $1.14 to $2.18/oz
Limited comparison
Cupping notes point toward Smoky, Caramel, and Mild Fruit Notes.
Typical $1.06 to $2.02/oz
Limited comparison
Roaster flags Smooth, Well Balanced, and Medium Body in the cup.
Typical $1.10 to $2.10/oz
Limited comparison
Roaster flags Creamy Chocolate, Graham Cracker, and Mild Sweetness in the cup.
Typical $1.07 to $2.04/oz
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Cupping notes point toward Sweet Chocolate, Vanilla, and Cherry.
Typical $1.10 to $2.09/oz
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Cupping notes point toward Caramel, Praline, and Smooth.
Typical $1.10 to $2.10/oz
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Cupping notes point toward Cocoa, Licorice, and Bold.
Typical $1.07 to $2.04/oz
Limited comparison
Think Light Smokiness, Velvety Body, and Caramel Finish.
Typical $1.03 to $1.96/oz
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Cupping notes point toward Smoky, Dark Molasses, and Pipe Tobacco.
Typical $1.07 to $2.05/oz
Limited comparison
Think Chocolate, Caramel, and Butterscotch.
Typical $1.07 to $2.03/oz
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Think Caramel, Brown Sugar, and Mandarin.
Typical $1.11 to $2.11/oz
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Roaster flags Dark Chocolate, Wildflower Honey, and Graham Cracker in the cup.
Huehuetenango, GT
Typical $1.12 to $2.13/oz
Limited comparison
Roaster flags Dark Chocolate, Hazelnut, and Caramel in the cup.
Typical $1.06 to $2.02/oz
Limited comparison
Cupping notes point toward Chocolate Fudge, Praline, and Toffee.
Typical $1.03 to $1.96/oz
Limited comparison
Not much signal yet; the detail page has what we know.
Typical $1.00 to $1.90/oz
Limited comparison
Expect Crisp Mandarin, Hibiscus, and Dark Plum from this washed lot.
South Kivu, CD · Washed
Press · Sprudge
New seasonal drinks and pop-up events from The Caffè by Mr. Espresso.
Pioneering Bay Area coffee roaster launches its first-ever co-fermented micro-lot, balancing cutting-edge agricultural processing with a multi-generational oakwood-roasting heritage.
Flagship cafe
The Caffè by Mr. Espresso
Oakland, CA
Open in maps →The Caffè by Mr. Espresso is the roaster's first branded cafe located in downtown Oakland.
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