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  • Rating: average of your ratings.
  • Brews: number of brews.
  • Grams: grams brewed.
  • Spend: money spent on bags bought in the period.
  • $/g: price per gram of bags bought in the period.
  • vs like coffees: rating minus similar coffees' (same roast; process, roaster and origin too when there are enough).
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  • How each score is worked out.
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How scores work

Default

Default. Coffees: Confidence adj. (light). Other boards: Average (3+ bags).

Average

Raw average. The average of each bag's rating; a bag counts once, weighted by its rated brews (n/(n+2): 1 brew a third, 4 brews two thirds, 10 brews 0.83), so a sachet brewed once can't outvote a full bag. Bags at 9 (10 brews) and 6 (1 brew) → 8.1. A one-bag roaster at 9.5 ranks above them.

Average (3+ bags) (default for other boards). The same average; rows marked Low confidence are left out: coffees with under 4 rated brews, groups under 3 bags or 10 rated brews. A one-bag roaster at 9.5 is not listed; a 3-bag, 12-brew roaster at 8 is.

Confidence adj. (light) (default for Coffees). Adjusted for confidence: the average pulled toward your overall average, as if every group had 2 extra bags at that average (light). A coffee (one bag) gets 2 extra brews instead, so one lucky brew can't top the board. A roaster's one 10-brew bag at 10 → 7.9; four at 9.5 → 8.6. A coffee at 9 over 6 brews → 8.5.

Confidence adj. (strong). The same, with 5 extra bags, or 5 extra brews for a coffee (strong): small groups stay close to your overall average. One 10-brew bag at 10 → 7.4; four at 9.5 → 8.0. A coffee at 9 over 6 brews → 8.1.

Peak

Best brew. The highest single brew rating in the group. Brews of 8, 9 and 10 → 10.

Best, conf. adj. (light). The best brew, pulled toward your overall average as if you had 2 extra brews at that average. A score hit repeatedly counts for more than a single lucky one. One 10 → 8.0. Four 9.5s → 8.7.

Best, conf. adj. (strong). The same, with 5 extra brews. One 10 → 7.5. Four 9.5s → 8.1.

Examples assume your overall average is 7.0.

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Caffeine, Default (caffeinated): ratings leave decaf out. Counts, cost and Caffeinated vs. decaf include it.

All time · Mountain Time

225 rows and 673 brews225 rows, 673 brews .

People
  • Per person: Totals and rates ÷ 2: an even split (Bean Conqueror doesn't record who brewed).
  • Household: Everyone's brews together.

Roasters

  1. 1 Bean's Beans 12 bags · 32 brews
  2. 2 The Picky Chemist 9 bags · 38 brews
  3. 3 Still 3 bags · 11 brews
  4. 4 September 3 bags · 18 brews
  5. 5 Shoebox 24 bags · 122 brews
  6. 6 Botz 3 bags · 33 brews
  7. 7 walnuts 4 bags · 24 brews
  8. 8 Sey 6 bags · 37 brews
  9. 9 GWO 10 bags · 33 brews
  10. 10 Scenery 9 bags · 48 brews

Ranks roasters with 3+ bags and 10+ rated brews; 13 more are hidden.

Coffees

  1. 1 Colombia Yoiner Mosquera Gesha Anaerobic Natural Shoebox · 1 bag · 6 brews
  2. 2 La Terrazan Java Bean's Beans · 1 bag · 4 brews
  3. 3 Faysel Abdosh Triple Ferment Washed Big Sur · 1 bag · 6 brews
  4. 4 Gaia Estate Bean's Beans · 1 bag · 3 brews
  5. 5 Colombia Carlos Estrella Gesha Washed Shoebox · 1 bag · 6 brews
  6. 6 Ecuador Abel Salinas H&S · 1 bag · 11 brews
  7. 7 Javier Cantillo Copa de Oro #3 Washed Gesha September · 1 bag · 9 brews
  8. 8 2026 William Ortiz; La Cabaña, Chiroso Sey · 1 bag · 12 brews
  9. 9 Pepe Jijon Typica Mejorado Lume · 1 bag · 4 brews
  10. 10 Colombia Yessica & Diego Parra Aji Washed Shoebox · 1 bag · 6 brews

Origins

  1. 1 Ecuador 12 bags · 68 brews
  2. 2 Burundi 6 bags · 26 brews
  3. 3 Colombia 40 bags · 203 brews
  4. 4 Kenya 18 bags · 88 brews
  5. 5 Tanzania 3 bags · 14 brews
  6. 6 Panama 4 bags · 14 brews
  7. 7 Peru 22 bags · 133 brews
  8. 8 Ethiopia 40 bags · 161 brews
  9. 9 Rwanda 5 bags · 23 brews

Ranks origins with 3+ bags and 10+ rated brews; 6 more are hidden.

Varieties

  1. 1 Ají 4 bags · 22 brews
  2. 2 Bourbon 3 bags · 12 brews
  3. 3 Gesha 27 bags · 143 brews
  4. 4 74158 6 bags · 27 brews
  5. 5 SL9 5 bags · 40 brews
  6. 6 Mejorado 8 bags · 46 brews
  7. 7 SL28 14 bags · 75 brews
  8. 8 SL34 12 bags · 63 brews
  9. 9 Batian 9 bags · 36 brews
  10. 10 Ruiru 11 11 bags · 55 brews

Ranks varieties with 3+ bags and 10+ rated brews; 20 more are hidden.

Producers

  1. 1 Diwan Coffee by Yessica & Diego Parra 3 bags · 15 brews
  2. 2 Marlon Bolaños 4 bags · 19 brews
  3. 3 Abel Salinas 3 bags · 20 brews
  4. 4 Juan Peña 3 bags · 13 brews
  5. 5 Gesha Village Coffee Estate 3 bags · 9 brews

Ranks producers with 3+ bags and 10+ rated brews; 67 more are hidden.

Process group

Shown as
  1. 1 Extended Ferment Washed 10 bags · 56 brews
  2. 2 Natural 16 bags · 58 brews
  3. 3 Anaerobic Washed 6 bags · 23 brews
  4. 4 Honey 10 bags · 42 brews
  5. 5 Washed 112 bags · 560 brews
  6. 6 Anaerobic Natural 3 bags · 13 brews

Ranks process groups with 3+ bags and 10+ rated brews; 2 more are hidden.

Roast level

Shown as
  1. 1 Nordic 7 bags · 34 brews
  2. 2 Ultralight 105 bags · 491 brews
  3. 3 Nordic Light 36 bags · 159 brews
  4. 4 Light 8 bags · 61 brews
  5. 5 Hyperlight 3 bags · 12 brews

Water

Shown as
  1. 1 Lotus - Holy Water (900mL) 9 bags · 16 brews
  2. 2 Bottled water 7 bags · 32 brews
  3. 3 Lotus - Ultralight Mg + K (900mL) 61 bags · 189 brews
  4. 4 Filtered water 9 bags · 32 brews
  5. 5 Lotus - Mg/K 60/10 (900mL) 87 bags · 353 brews

Ranks waters with 3+ bags and 10+ rated brews; 2 more are hidden.

Dripper

Shown as
  1. 1 V60 Neo 19 bags · 70 brews
  2. 2 Graycano 29 bags · 83 brews
  3. 3 Alpha Switch 12 bags · 25 brews
  4. 4 Gabi Master A 32 bags · 74 brews
  5. 5 CT62 128 bags · 442 brews

Filter

Shown as
  1. 1 Cafec T90 11 bags · 53 brews
  2. 2 Cafec Abaca 154 bags · 591 brews
  3. 3 Sibarist Fast 18 bags · 37 brews

Ranks filters with 3+ bags and 10+ rated brews; 1 more is hidden.

Grinder

Shown as
  1. 1 ZP6 (1ZPresso) 20 bags · 76 brews
  2. 2 A4Z (Femobook) 117 bags · 556 brews
  3. 3 01 w/102Brews 42 bags · 125 brews

Caffeinated vs. decaf

Rating per month, all 2 caffeine kinds

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