PeruPeru Carnaval
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57,40 €/kg
57,40 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 1,03 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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Farm named
What Schot Coffee Roasters says about this coffee
Tasting notes Almond, red apple & caramel
Region Callayuc, Sector El Campo, Cajamarca
Farm 4 smallholder farmers
Altitude 1.900 meter
Variety Typica, caturra & bourbon
Process Washed
About this coffee
This coffee lot is specially prepared by Cultivar, the exporter. They selected the coffees with the most daring, unexpected and fun notes that we they tasted this last year. They could have given it several names, but found a perfect one for it: Carnaval. Cajamarca region in Peru, best known for its dairy products and, of course, its coffees. But also it is known for its carnavals in February. The “Carnaval Cajamarquino” is one of the happiest and most anticipated festivals in the entire country. It has its origin in the 1930s and has evolved to this day.
This lot consists of coffee from four different farmers. In Peru, the word “don” in the case of men and “doña” in the case of women was used before as a symbol of respect. Today, in some parts of the country, especially in the provinces, these words are still used to refer to older people or those who are experts in some subject. In el Sector el Campo, Carlos Vega is better known as “Don Vega”. Don Vega is a benchmark in co…
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