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Peru Organic Cajamarca

by home coffee roasters · san francisco, usa

you'll taste brown sugar before milk chocolate. this is peru organic cajamarca, a peru from home coffee roasters.

brown sugarmilk chocolatedark chocolate
$21.5buy from home coffee roasters

the bean

origin
peru
region
cajamarca
status
in stock
peru organic cajamarca is a single-origin coffee from the cajamarca region of peru, roasted by home coffee roasters. cajamarca is a high-altitude growing area in northern peru known for small-farm organic production. in the cup it delivers brown sugar sweetness alongside milk chocolate creaminess, with a deeper dark chocolate finish that adds some weight to the cup. it suits filter methods that let that sweetness come through cleanly, such as pour over or french press, where the chocolate tones can develop without over-extraction. because no processing details are listed, keep water temperature moderate, around 90 to 94 degrees celsius, to avoid amplifying any bitterness.

common questions

What does Peru Organic Cajamarca taste like?

it tastes of brown sugar and milk chocolate upfront, with a darker, slightly richer dark chocolate quality in the finish. it is a sweet, chocolate-forward cup without sharp or fruity edges.

How is Peru Organic Cajamarca grown and processed?

it is grown organically in the cajamarca region of northern peru. no specific processing method is listed for this lot.

How should I brew Peru Organic Cajamarca?

filter methods such as pour over or french press suit this coffee well, allowing the brown sugar and chocolate tones to express themselves clearly. aim for a water temperature of around 90 to 94 degrees celsius to keep the cup balanced.

about home coffee roasters

the outer sunset isn't known for flashy coffee shops, but that's exactly why home coffee roasters works. tucked into noriega street between fog-wrapped houses and corner markets, this place does what good independent roasters do best: they focus on the beans, not the instagram shots. you can smell the roasting happening in real time here. not yesterday's batch shipped from some warehouse, but coffee that was probably green beans last week. regulars know to show up early before the good stuff sells out. the baristas actually taste what they're serving, which sounds obvious but isn't common anymore. their espresso cuts through milk without getting lost, and their pour-overs let you taste why someone picked these particular beans in the first place. no branded cups or loyalty apps. just coffee people making coffee for other coffee people in a neighborhood that appreciates the difference.

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