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peru coffee

Aldea La Chota

by corvus coffee roasters · arvada, usa

you'll taste red apple before winey. this is aldea la chota, an anaerobic peru from corvus coffee roasters.

red applewineycaramelhoneyhoneycomb
$15buy from corvus coffee roasters

the bean

origin
peru
region
cajamarca
process
anaerobic
varietal
caturra
status
in stock
aldea la chota is a caturra varietal from cajamarca, peru, roasted by corvus coffee roasters. it undergoes anaerobic processing, which involves fermenting the coffee in sealed, oxygen-free tanks before drying. that extended fermentation shows up clearly in the cup: expect red apple acidity, a winey character, caramel sweetness, and layered honey and honeycomb finish. the fruit-forward, ferment-driven profile suits brewing methods that preserve clarity and sweetness, such as pour-over or aeropress, which allow the red apple brightness and caramel depth to come through without muddying the more delicate honeycomb notes.

common questions

What does Aldea La Chota taste like?

aldea la chota is characterized by red apple acidity and a winey quality alongside caramel sweetness and honey and honeycomb notes. the anaerobic processing drives the fruit-forward, fermented complexity that defines this cup.

How is Aldea La Chota grown and processed?

it is a caturra varietal grown in cajamarca, peru, and processed using an anaerobic method, meaning the coffee cherries ferment in sealed, oxygen-free tanks before drying. this technique amplifies fruit and ferment-driven flavors in the finished cup.

How should I brew Aldea La Chota?

brew methods that highlight clarity and sweetness, such as pour-over or aeropress, work well with this coffee's red apple brightness and caramel and honeycomb sweetness. keep water temperature around 93 to 96 degrees celsius to avoid flattening the fruit-forward character the anaerobic process produces.

about corvus coffee roasters

arvada's coffee culture runs deeper than most people realize. suburban strip malls hide serious roasters, and locals know where to find the good stuff. corvus coffee roasters on west 58th avenue proves this point every day. you walk into a space that takes coffee seriously without making a show of it. the team here roasts their own beans, and that makes all the difference when you're holding your morning cup. they've built something real in this part of jefferson county, the kind of place that draws people from across the metro area. what sets corvus apart isn't just the roasting operation. it's how they approach each batch, each customer, each day. no shortcuts, no compromise. the locals have caught on, and word travels fast in arvada's coffee circles. the cortado hits different when the beans were roasted yesterday instead of last month.

all coffee from corvus coffee roasters

arvada, usa

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