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House of Plum | Peru
Ā£13.95
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Coffee Details
- Varietal
- Variety not specified
Rest guidance
Recommended rest: 2 weeks from roast.
Based on the roaster's recommendation.
About DAK Coffee Roasters
Shop DAK coffee beans in the UK. Based in Amsterdam and founded by two Canadians from Montreal, DAK selects traceable coffees that range from classic origins to experimental lots. Expect clean, bright and sweet cups, with a playful approach to specialty coffee.
Roaster notes
Peru ā Cedrobamba Collective Cusco Field Blend (Natural)
Tastes Like ā š Red Plum ⢠š° Hazelnut ā¢ ļæ½č” Raisins
DETAILS
- Producer: Cedrobamba Collective
- Farm: Multiple smallholders
- Region: Cusco, Peru
- Varietal: Field Blend
- Process: Natural
- Altitude: 1800ā2100 masl
- Size: 250g
INTRO
This coffee comes from the Cusco region of Peru, produced by the Cedrobamba Collective. Cherries are harvested from August to October at elevations between 1,800 and 2,100 metres, where volcanic soils and cool afternoon breezes slow cherry maturation and help develop deeper sweetness. In the cup we find dark plum, hazelnut, and raisins with a silky texture and a wine-gum sweetness. A rich, comforting natural that showcases Peru's distinctive terroir.
THE PRODUCER
The Cedrobamba Collective operates in the Cusco region of Peru, bringing together smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee at high altitudes. The region's volcanic soils provide excellent nutrition for coffee plants, whilst cool afternoon breezes create ideal growing conditions that slow cherry maturation. This extended development period allows sugars to concentrate and complex flavours to emerge. The collective model enables small-scale farmers to pool resources, share knowledge, and achieve better quality outcomes through coordinated harvesting and processing.
THE PROCESS
The Natural process at Cedrobamba involves careful handling of whole cherries:
- š Harvest ā August to October at peak ripeness
- āļø Sun Drying ā Whole cherries dried on raised beds or patios
- š¬ļø Cool Climate ā Slow drying aided by cool afternoon breezes
- š« Hulling ā Dried fruit removed after reaching optimal moisture
The volcanic soils and cool climate contribute to the coffee's development, creating the depth of sweetness and complex fruit character.
THE CUP
Dark plum, hazelnut, and raisins with a silky texture. Wine-gum sweetness throughout. A rich, comforting cup with depth and character.
Flavour Notes
- š Red Plum
- š° Hazelnut
- š Raisins
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