Location | The Chanchamayo province in the Junin region of Central Peru |
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Altitude | 3,937 – 4,593 Feet |
Varietal | Bourbon, Catimor, Typica, Caturra and Pache |
Process | Fully Washed |
Drying | Sun dried |
Notes | Mild cherry milk chocolate |
Roast | Full City + Roast |
Contents | 14oz bag |
Martha D –
I buy whole beans and grind them just before brewing in a cone filter.
This is one of very few coffees that I am able to drink black – I have to add creamer and sweetener to make most coffees palatable.
Highly recommend.
Joseph (verified owner) –
This is an elegant bean and roast. Has some very sharp notes, maybe what food scientists would call “phenolics”. These are balanced by a round texture, making for a truly enjoyable experience. You could easily pay way more for a roast of this quality.
BAlpha (verified owner) –
Easily my favorite bean/roast available nearby. Very smooth with deep flavor.
I think i have purchased maybe ten bags since first trying it and am thoroughly hooked.
Joseph (verified owner) –
Agreeing with both Martha D and BAlpha on what a good coffee this is. At suggestion of a friend I recently tried sweetening black coffee with a scant Tablespoon of honey syrup per cup. Honey syrup is made easily by combining equal parts honey and near boiling water. It can also be used in place of simple syrup in recipes and cocktails. Refrigerated, will keep maybe a week before fermentation starts. This was surprisingly good, adding elements besides just sweetness that played nice (or interestingly) with the flavors from the coffee beans. Give it a try, especially if you look forward to multiple cups of coffee during the day – adds some variety.