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Start with the exact coffee and producer when disclosed, then compare variety, post-harvest processing, roast and tasting descriptions. A process label describes how the cherry is handled, not a guaranteed flavor. Roasters' tasting notes are predictions or descriptions, not independent tests. A documented farm link does not alone prove the identity of a particular lot.

Learn more from our washed, natural and honey guides, or consult the National Coffee Association's processing overview.

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AttributeEcuador Jose Jijon2026 Pepe & Jose Jijón And Francisco Vintimilla; Putushio, 2nd Harvest - Ecuador
CoffeeEcuador Jose Jijon2026 Pepe & Jose Jijón And Francisco Vintimilla; Putushio, 2nd Harvest - Ecuador
RoasterOnyx Coffee LabSey Coffee
CountryEcuadorEcuador
RegionLojaLoja
FarmFincas del PutushioFincas del Putushio
ProducerJose JijonPepe Jijón, Jose Jijón, and Francisco Vintimilla
SpeciesArabicaArabica
VarietyTypica MejoradoTypica Mejorado
ProcessWashedWashed
Process classification—TRADITIONAL PROCESS
Roast approachMediumLight
Our ratingNo verified numeric ratingNo verified numeric rating
Listed tasting descriptorsOrange Blossom, Pear, Raw Sugar, PapayaOrange Blossom, Mandarin, Cooked Pear
Vetted exact-match outside sourcesNone verifiedNone verified
Availability (dated, not live)Available as recorded 2026-10-21 (not checked live)Sold out as recorded 2026-10-23 (not checked live)

Outside review evidence for these exact coffees

Links below come only from approved, exact-coffee matches with a traceable source URL. Retailer material, equipment promotions, duplicate URLs and reviews whose identity is unresolved are excluded. An outside source count never means that reviewers agree. An absence of sources does not mean the coffee is bad.

Ecuador Jose Jijon

No approved independent review source for this exact coffee is documented in our current research.

2026 Pepe & Jose Jijón And Francisco Vintimilla; Putushio, 2nd Harvest - Ecuador

No approved independent review source for this exact coffee is documented in our current research.

Rule-based conclusions

How are these coffees different?

Lightest documented roast approach
2026 Pepe & Jose Jijón And Francisco Vintimilla; Putushio, 2nd Harvest - Ecuador — Light roast

From the roast-level field. Roast labels are not standardized between roasters — treat as an approach, not a measurement.

Most floral descriptors in the listed notes — TIE
Tied for documented floral-note count (1 each): Ecuador Jose Jijon · 2026 Pepe & Jose Jijón And Francisco Vintimilla; Putushio, 2nd Harvest - Ecuador

A count of floral words in published descriptors, potentially supplied by the roaster. It does not measure floral intensity or our own tasting impression.

Both farm and producer records linked
Ecuador Jose Jijon · 2026 Pepe & Jose Jijón And Francisco Vintimilla; Putushio, 2nd Harvest - Ecuador

These coffees have both relationships recorded in our catalog. A database link is not independent proof of lot traceability; consult each profile's cited primary sources.

Every conclusion above is computed from stored fields with the rule printed beside it. We do not generate tasting opinions, do not weight one attribute over another, and do not declare a winner — the right coffee depends on what you value.

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