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Pérou Bio
Notes: Figue, Agrumes
Single Origin • 340 g
Prix régulier
$20.50
REMARQUES : Figue, Agrumes
TORRÉFACTION : Moyenne
Un agréable arôme floral vous accueille dans ce café à l'acidité moyenne et au corps sirupeux qui apporte des notes de figue et d'agrumes. Un profil agréable qui n'écrase pas mais qui est plutôt subtil et enchanteur.
Plusieurs petites exploitations familiales situées dans le nord du Pérou, dans les Andes amazoniennes, font partie de l'association connue simplement sous le nom d'El Palto. Environ 169 membres avec 550 hectares au total composent El Palto. L'objectif principal de l'association est d'augmenter la production et la rentabilité de ses membres pour lesquels elle traite et vend des cafés certifiés biologiques et équitables.
- Pays : Pérou
- Région : Imaza, Amazonas
- Producteurs : Association des producteurs de café Juan Marco El Palto (JUMARP)
- Altitude : 1 600 - 1 800 m.s.l.
- Cépage : Typica, Bourbon
- Processus : Lavé
340 G RMS
For the best flavour, we recommend whole beans and grinding just before brewing. This gives you more control and keeps your coffee tasting its best.
If you’d like it pre-ground, we’ve matched each grind to your brewing method:
Coarse: Best for French press, percolator and cold brew.
Medium-Coarse: Great for Chemex, Clever Dripper, and longer AeroPress brews.
Medium: Perfect for drip coffee makers and flat bottom pour overs.
Medium-Fine: Ideal for pour over (V60) and AeroPress with shorter brew times.
Fine: Best for espresso and moka pots.
Prix régulier
$20.50
REMARQUES : Figue, Agrumes
TORRÉFACTION : Moyenne
Un agréable arôme floral vous accueille dans ce café à l'acidité moyenne et au corps sirupeux qui apporte des notes de figue et d'agrumes. Un profil agréable qui n'écrase pas mais qui est plutôt subtil et enchanteur.
Plusieurs petites exploitations familiales situées dans le nord du Pérou, dans les Andes amazoniennes, font partie de l'association connue simplement sous le nom d'El Palto. Environ 169 membres avec 550 hectares au total composent El Palto. L'objectif principal de l'association est d'augmenter la production et la rentabilité de ses membres pour lesquels elle traite et vend des cafés certifiés biologiques et équitables.
- Pays : Pérou
- Région : Imaza, Amazonas
- Producteurs : Association des producteurs de café Juan Marco El Palto (JUMARP)
- Altitude : 1 600 - 1 800 m.s.l.
- Cépage : Typica, Bourbon
- Processus : Lavé
340 G RMS
For the best flavour, we recommend whole beans and grinding just before brewing. This gives you more control and keeps your coffee tasting its best.
If you’d like it pre-ground, we’ve matched each grind to your brewing method:
Coarse: Best for French press, percolator and cold brew.
Medium-Coarse: Great for Chemex, Clever Dripper, and longer AeroPress brews.
Medium: Perfect for drip coffee makers and flat bottom pour overs.
Medium-Fine: Ideal for pour over (V60) and AeroPress with shorter brew times.
Fine: Best for espresso and moka pots.
THE BEAN REPORT
Pérou Bio
Country
Peru
Altitude
1,600 - 1,800 masl
Varietals
Typica, Bourbon
Process
Washed
Region
Imaza, Amazonas
Producer
JUMARP / El Palto Association
Roast Profile
Medium
Behind The Beans
Pérou Bio
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