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San Ignacio

Roasted by Obadiah Coffee

A fresh harvest from Peru’s small-scale farmers, guided by organic training for cultivation.

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San Ignacio — Obadiah Coffee
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bright citrus fruitscaramel

From the roaster

A fresh harvest from Peru’s small-scale farmers, guided by organic training for cultivation: bright citrus fruits & caramel.

— Obadiah Coffee

Context

Sourced from the San Ignacio region of Peru, this offering from Obadiah Coffee highlights the distinct character of high-elevation Peruvian production. Coffees from this specific region are frequently recognized for their balanced profiles, often bridging the gap between vibrant acidity and approachable sweetness. In this particular lot, the roaster identifies a profile defined by bright citrus fruits underscored by a rich caramel finish.

When evaluating such profiles, it is helpful to reference the flavor wheel to better categorize the interplay between these acidic and sugary components. While citrus notes often provide a lively, sparkling quality to the cup, the presence of caramel suggests a foundational sweetness that rounds out the experience. Understanding these descriptors can help drinkers better navigate the diverse landscape of South American coffees, where regional microclimates play a significant role in shaping the final sensory expression found in the cup.

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Frequently asked questions

What does San Ignacio taste like?

Expect tasting notes of bright citrus fruits and caramel.

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