Origin
Peru
4.1
Grown at
A sweet and creamy coffee from the northern highlands of Peru, with delightful notes of toffee and nougat.
Peru’s Amazonas region, draped in the upper folds of the Andes and dipping into the Amazon basin, is an untamed realm of biodiversity—and increasingly, a standout player in specialty coffee. The landscape here is dramatic, often remote, and covered in native forest, where coffee grows organically beneath the canopy. Smallholder farmers use age-old techniques, relying on mountain streams and cooperative support to process their harvests. Amazonas coffee offers a grounded, honest character that feels connected to the land—mild, smooth, and persistently clean. It is the taste of a place still largely untouched, a quiet region delivering coffees that are as humble as they are beautiful.
Typica The traditional variety of Venezuela, prized for its classic, clean, and sweet cup profile, though it is low-yielding.
Bourbon Another traditional variety found in Venezuela that contributes to the sweet, caramel-like notes in the cup.
Country
Peru
Region
Amazonas
Altitude
1,500 - 2,000 meters
Processing Method
Washed
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