Peru Cecanor Washed

I don't have a mega ton of these, I have MEGA MEGA TONS OF THESE. Ha Ha Ha you thought I was going to say I don't have a lot. Well guess what, I DO. Actually not really i'm just being trolly. There's not a lot of this however this is basically online only exclusive and it's kinda normie on the photo but legit if you clicked this then you're part of the super secret crew here - it's cool and weird and good. We got Sesame cookie. For real.I'm not even lying. To me that was more secondary behind a lemon and apply thing but there's sesame there. Real weird. It's normal but it's not. I still love you.

Produced by the Cecanor cooperative in Peru, this washed coffee offers a distinct profile characterized by notes of sesame cookie, lemon, and apple. The washed process, which typically involves removing the fruit flesh before drying the seeds, is often utilized to highlight the inherent acidity and clean cup profile of the bean. For those interested in how different techniques influence the final cup, our processing methods explainer provides a deeper look at why this method is favored for clarity.

This selection is roasted by Royal Mile Coffee, a roaster known for their precise approach to highlighting regional characteristics. When evaluating the specific nuances of this Peruvian lot, we recommend referencing the flavor wheel to better categorize the interplay between the bright citrus acidity and the savory, toasted grain notes. By understanding the intersection of origin and technique, drinkers can better appreciate the unique balance presented in this specific offering.