Coffee review

Introduction to the flavor of Peruvian organic coffee with mellow taste and supple acidity.

Published: 2024-11-17 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/17, Origin: Lambayek, Cajamaca, Amazon, San Martin, Peru altitude: 1200-1800 m High altitude varieties: 100% Arabica species Grade: Cup Test more than 80 points Fine Bean weight about 227g 3% introduction: Peru is one of the major coffee producing countries in South America, more than 90% is grown in the north, in the valleys east of the capital Lima, and in forests on the slopes of the Andes.

Origin: Lambayek, Peru, Kahamaka, Amazon, San Martin

Altitude: 1200 to 1800 m high altitude

Variety: 100% Arabica species

Grade: high quality beans with more than 80 points in the cup

The weight of each packet is about 227g ±3%.

Introduce: Peru is one of the main coffee producing countries in South America, more than 90% are planted in the north, the valleys east of the capital Lima, and the forest areas on the slopes of the Andes Mountains.

Zulu coffee has a round taste, moderate mellow, not thick not light, soft acid is one of its major characteristics, with a slightly drupe flavor.

With the increase in export volume and the familiarity of coffee lovers, more and more people have fallen in love with Peruvian coffee with its mellow taste and supple sour taste.

Coffee beans are packaged with one-way exhaust valve moisture-proof aluminum foil coffee bag, which can discharge carbon dioxide and other gases produced by coffee beans in one way, and completely isolate the damage of sunlight, air, moisture and oxygen to coffee, maintain the original quality and flavor of coffee beans and prolong the shelf life.

This batch of Peruvian coffee is directly related to coffee and is produced by 127small farmers from Quebrada, Yanatile-Calca-Cusco;, that is, coffee farmers in the Convention Valley and Yanatile Mountains of the Calca region. For them, coffee is a major source of economic cultivation and cash income. Coffee is grown in the mountains of the Andes, ranging from 1200 meters to 1900 meters above sea level. Coffee here has a long history. Looking around from a small farm, you can often see 30-50-year-old coffee trees, especially some old Typica species, still producing coffee cherries.

Osher is directly related to small farmers and took part in it. Green Cafe Cusco PROCOYES small-scale Peasant Program, in recent years, through the education and training of the program itself, coffee farmers have improved a lot of coffee quality, including seedling breeding, variety improvement, pruning, fertilization, correct management and planting, correct washing, fermentation process and control, and effectively improve the yield of high-quality cherries per unit. The plan has indeed achieved good results, but also because of the relationship of "direct trading". The price of farmers is well guaranteed. In the case of Osher's direct purchase, there are a total of 127 qualified coffee farmers supplying the goods, and we also have a full list of them. On the farmers' data, it is stated that their coffee is purchased by bean roasters from Taiwan. This is the spirit and process of "directly related coffee".

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