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Finca San Sebastian, Peru - Espresso
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Father Carpenter

$20.37250gIn Stock

Finca San Sebastian, Peru - Espresso

Finca San Sebastian, Peru - Espresso is a Cusco, Peru, Fully Washed, Bourbon coffee from Father Carpenter.

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Details

Origin
Cusco, Peru
Process
Fully Washed
Variety
Bourbon
Producer
Julio Chavez
Available Sizes▾
  • 250g — $20.37 ($8.15/100g)
  • 1000g — $76.00 ($7.60/100g)

Description

Julio’s methods are having a positive effect on his fellow coffee producers in the Cooperative. Just as the Ayni system of sharing work during the harvest of the farmers’ coffee is implemented, so too are the methods of processing shared and discussed amongst the farmers. This makes Julio Chavez a role model for the production of specialty coffee lots in the area. Flavour Notes: Dried Fruits, Apple, Cacao Nibs Roasted For: Espresso Producer: Julio Chavez Located: Cusco Varietal: Bourbon Processing: Fully Washed Harvest: September-November 2025 About Julio Chavez Julio works mainly with the Arabica variety of Bourbon, with some Typica, which are highly regarded in the specialty coffee community and are harvested with care in Incahuasi. All varieties are separated at harvest to make micro-lots of each variety and this year we chose his Bourbon variety to create this unique farmer micro-lot. Julio Chavez has become a master of his art, consistently processing his Geisha Inca or SL9 lots with more complexity and nuance year after year. Controlled fermentation opens up the flavor notes to incorporate more of the cherry flavors whilst still producing a clean and mouth watering cup. The discipline in his process presented him with the second place in Peru Cup of Excellence in 2022. The members of each committee in the Incahuasi Coop share the same Inca ancestry and culture. Traditionally the Incas share the working processes amongst the community and today the members of the Inchuasi Coop still employ the methods of Minka -to share work on infrastructure in the community- and Ayni -to share work and collaborate between farmers on a day to day basis-. Through this collaboration of work the practices become refined amongst each farmer and perfected in the Inca tradition.

About Father Carpenter

Location
Berlin, Germany
Region
Europe
Currency
EUR
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