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Process
Region
Altitude
1650-2000 masl
Harvest
May-September
Recommended for
Filter, Espresso
What the Brand Says
PROFILE: Plump & Jammy WITH NOTES OF Prunes, Red Apple, Brown Sugar ROAST: Medium Roast For Espresso Brewing Download the Chirinos, Peru Transparency Report ABOUT Chirinos is a village in the province of San Ignacio, Northern Peru. With high altitude, fertile soil and traditional coffee varieties, the area’s economy has centred around coffee production for decades. This depth of local knowledge shows in the way producers consistently deliver specialty-level coffee with minimal agricultural inputs or soil treatments. Most farms are organic by default. Pickers are well practised in selecting only the ripest fruit, and producers use controlled extended fermentations that create fruity, expressive profiles without compromising cup quality. Taking its identity from the village itself, Chirinos is a small regional blend made up of coffee from a local producer group, offering maximum flavour and traceability. The group works in an area Courtney visited in 2017, when its potential for exceptional quality was first recognised. We’ve now committed for a third year to purchasing from this group, having seen the quality improvements we hoped for achieved. We’re excited to once again highlight the trademark characteristics of this tiny village and its surrounds — exotic, fruity, super sweet, and vibrant beyond what most people might expect from Peruvian coffee. SOURCING ORIGIN: Chirinos, Cajamarca, Peru PRODUCER: Local producer group VARIETIES: Caturra, Bourbon, Catuai PROCESS: Fully Washed ALTITUDE: 1650 - 2000 masl PARTNERS: Caravela QUALITY SCORE: 86 HISTORY: Third year of purchasing LOT SIZE: 345kgs HARVEST: May - SeptemberPROFILE: Plump & Jammy WITH NOTES OF Prunes, Red Apple, Brown Sugar ROAST: Medium Roast For Espresso Brewing Download the Chirinos, Peru Transparency Report ABOUT Chirinos is a village in the province of San Ignacio, Northern Peru. With high altitude, fertile soil and traditional coffee varieties, the area’s economy has centred around coffee production for decades. This depth of local knowledge shows in the way producers consistently deliver specialty-level coffee with minimal agricultural inputs or soil treatments. Most farms are organic by default. Pickers are well practised in selecting only the ripest fruit, and producers use controlled extended fermentations that create fruity, expressive profiles without compromising cup quality. Taking its identity from the village itself, Chirinos is a small regional blend made up of coffee from a local producer group, offering maximum flavour and traceability. The group works in an area Courtney visited in 2017, when its potential for exceptional quality was first recognised. We’ve now committed for a third year to purchasing from this group, having seen the quality improvements we hoped for achieved. We’re excited to once again highlight the trademark characteristics of this tiny village and its surrounds — exotic, fruity, super sweet, and vibrant beyond what most people might expect from Peruvian coffee. SOURCING ORIGIN: Chirinos, Cajamarca, Peru PRODUCER: Local producer group VARIETIES: Caturra, Bourbon, Catuai PROCESS: Fully Washed ALTITUDE: 1650 - 2000 masl PARTNERS: Caravela QUALITY SCORE: 86 HISTORY: Third year of purchasing LOT SIZE: 345kgs HARVEST: May - September
300g
$19.90
($30.09/lbs)1.1kg
$69.65
($28.72/lbs)Profile
Taste characteristics
Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Medium
Tasting Notes
Brown sugar
Prune
Red apple