Light-Medium Roast
Finca El Eucalipto
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Quantity (200g)
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About This Coffee
Blueberry, Lemon + Peach.
A bright, expressive Peruvian that rewards drinking it just as it is. Light on its feet with a lively, fruit-driven profile, this filter roast offers a beautiful balance of sweetness + sparkle, unfolding into a clean, lingering finish. It's the kind of coffee that feels effortlessly vibrant. Best brewed black, where every layer has room to shine.
Coffee Details
- Origin
- Peru
- Region
- Cajamarca
- Altitude
- 1450-1500m
- Process
- Washed
- Varietal
- Mixed Varietals
- Roast
- Light-Medium
Best brewed as Aeropress and Cafetiere. Best enjoyed black.
Producer Story
Finca El Eucalipto
"On our small farm in the hills of San Jose de Lourdes, we focus on careful picking and slow drying so each Bourbon cherry can show its brightest, sweetest character."
Finca El Eucalipto
Finca El Eucalipto is a 2-hectare family farm run by producer Richard Cotrina in the mountains of San Jose de Lourdes, Cajamarca, northern Peru. At 1450–1500 meters, Richard grows Bourbon and delivers a washed microlot defined by meticulous cherry selection, long controlled fermentation, and slow drying on raised beds under solar tents. As a member of the Aromas del Valle cooperative, he is part of a regional effort to improve coffee quality and economic resilience for smallholders.
Producer Story
Finca El Eucalipto
"On our small farm in the hills of San Jose de Lourdes, we focus on careful picking and slow drying so each Bourbon cherry can show its brightest, sweetest character."
Finca El Eucalipto
Finca El Eucalipto is a 2-hectare family farm run by producer Richard Cotrina in the mountains of San Jose de Lourdes, Cajamarca, northern Peru. At 1450–1500 meters, Richard grows Bourbon and delivers a washed microlot defined by meticulous cherry selection, long controlled fermentation, and slow drying on raised beds under solar tents. As a member of the Aromas del Valle cooperative, he is part of a regional effort to improve coffee quality and economic resilience for smallholders.