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Description

Peruvian Coffee is a South American delight. It comes from the country of the same name, its quality standing testament to Peru’s commitment and determination.

There are several types of Peruvian Coffee, though we stock only the best Peruvian Coffee around, one that showcases the local industry’s recent improvement. We first medium-roast the beans and then pack them fresh to order.

Peruvian Coffee Characteristics and Flavour

Perhaps most important to you is what Peruvian Coffee tastes like. The answer, simply, is exquisite. But you want to know more. You want to learn about Peruvian Coffee’s characteristics.

When brewed, it has a mild acidity with smooth, nutty hints. It makes for an excellent After Dinner Coffee. The fact that it is a high altitude Peruvian Coffee, too, ensures its charm and allure.

Peruvian Coffee Profile and Background

But where did it all start? Coffee arrived in Peru via neighbouring Ecuador during the mid-18th century. However, it wasn’t commercially exported until the late-19th century. Even then, it was only recently that production increased to meet demand.

The country nevertheless accounts for no more than 3% of the world’s Coffee. Compare that to Brazillian Coffee, which in 2017 made up 40% of total output.

What it lacks in abundance, it makes up for in calibre. Since the political turmoil of the 1990s, Peruvian Ground Coffee has improved dramatically as the industry - and indeed the country overall - found stability.

Your support helps the lives of smallholder farmers, who make up the bulk of production. And we believe that the best is yet to come. The next question is whether it will provide an energy boost.

Peruvian Coffee Caffeine Level

Caffeine is a stimulant in around sixty plants. This includes Tea from the Camellia sinensis plant and, of course, Coffee from the Coffea plant. The average serving will boast an estimated 100-mg of caffeine.

Those looking to cut down might be better off with a Decaf Coffee. Anyone else will find that Pervuain Coffee benefits the mind, body and soul in a plethora of ways. Find out its true potential today.

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4.4 / 5
  1. Coffee is a little bitter not special

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  2. Nice full taste, creamy texture, gosh it's lovely. Rich but smooth.

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  3. Good value for a high altitude bean.

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  4. Always up for trying different coffee and this one is excellent, will purchase again.

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  5. Good quality as expected !

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  6. Delicate, refreshing taste - good quality Peruvian coffee!

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  7. Заказ все ещё в пути, сказать пока нечего

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  8. as expected

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  9. A lovely coffee for drinking on a relaxing Sunday morning

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  10. ground to perfection and taste good as well

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