Peru is unique in the variety of coffee flavour profiles it contains as a region. High altitude coffee from the Andes, an area famous for its coffee's bright acidity and floral aromas, tastes quite different to Chanchamayo coffee, which instead is synonymous with dark fruit flavours and a more intense acidity.
This diversity is what makes Peruvian coffee such a gem in the speciality coffee world, and one of our favourite regions to source from. Explore our collection of current and past Peruvian coffee below.
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Peruvian Coffee
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the flavour profile of Peruvian coffee?
Peruvian coffee is mild and sweet with notes of chocolate, nuts, and subtle citrus. It has a clean, balanced profile.
How do I brew Peruvian coffee to best enjoy its taste?
Peruvian coffee is deal for drip or pour-over brewing to bring out its sweetness. French press or espresso also works well with medium roasts.
What are the coffee growing and processing practices in Peru?
All of our Peruvian coffee is grown by smallholders in the Andes, often organically. Washed processing is typical of the region, with a strong cooperative network also prevalent.
What makes Peru’s coffee unique or noteworthy?
Peru offers diverse microclimates and clean, organic coffee, that makes it attractive to speciality coffee enthusiasts. While not as famous as other coffee regions, such as Colombia, Peruvian coffee represents a quiet yet important region in specialty coffee.
Are your Peruvian Coffees Ethically Sourced?
Yes, all of our coffees are ethically sourced - we are proud to champion single origin fair trade practices as standard here at Glen Lyon. For more information, see our Sustainability practices here.