Brazil Fazenda do Cruzeiro
Natural lot with Milk Chocolate, Caramel, and Peanut in the cup.
Campo das Vertentes, BR · Natural
Typical $1.48 to $2.37/oz
Roaster · Kansas City, MO
On YouTube
About the roasterInterview
Coffee Scene · 1.2K views on YouTube
Watch on YouTubeCherrybook summary of the video
This video features an interview with Michael from Oddly Correct in Kansas City. He discusses the roaster's philosophy of sourcing small quantities of coffee to embrace seasonality and their intuition-based roasting style. He also highlights the shop's commitment to serving black coffee and their goal of making specialty coffee accessible.
From Coffee Scene:
“our approach is like we're really kind of, I guess you could say we have short attention spans when it comes to coffee.”
“our roasting philosophy is pretty like, I guess, intuition-based.”
“we have this weird duality of appreciating like really high-quality stuff, but also really appreciating like kind of a dirt-baggy, like bootstraps culture.”
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10 lots in stock, mostly Colombia, Ethiopia and Brazil.
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 10 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
Natural lot with Milk Chocolate, Caramel, and Peanut in the cup.
Campo das Vertentes, BR · Natural
Typical $1.48 to $2.37/oz
Natural lot with Cranberry, Milk Chocolate, and Clove in the cup.
Central Valley, CR · Natural
Typical $1.59 to $3.03/oz
Limited comparison
Typical $1.58 to $2.53/oz
Natural lot with Raspberry, Limeade, and Milk Chocolate in the cup.
Rotating, ET · Natural
Typical $1.44 to $2.76/oz
Limited comparison
Expect Cocoa, Cherry, and Blackberry from this washed lot.
Mexico · Washed
Typical $1.26 to $2.41/oz
Limited comparison
Typical $1.42 to $2.71/oz
Limited comparison
Cupping notes point toward Cherry, Dark Chocolate, and Apricot.
Typical $1.20 to $2.29/oz
Limited comparison
Typical $1.20 to $2.29/oz
Limited comparison
Typical $1.12 to $2.14/oz
Limited comparison
Think Cocoa, Cherry, and Blackberry.
Typical $1.25 to $2.39/oz
Limited comparison
Expect Red Vines, Hibiscus, and Papaya from this natural lot.
Huila, CO · Natural
Community reputation · Reddit
Well-regarded· sentiment 80/100
Two Reddit posts give a positive but limited view of Oddly Correct. One writer praised the coffee and the roaster's in-house woodcut letterpress packaging while selecting coffees for an exchange. Another described an Oddly Correct Gesha as nice.
Merry Christmas! I'm drinking a nice gesha from Oddly Correct. What are you having?
...great Russian package of coffee all written in Cyrillic and that's what I hope for, something printed in a native language like that! LOL I went to my pals at Oddly Correct in Kansas City because their coffee is awesome but they also do all in-house designed and woodcut letterpress bags, which is unique and makes a
Press · Sprudge
By Charlie Burt.
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