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ALL COFFEES ARE BEAUTIFUL - Peru
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FigRed Apple
Process Natural

Peru + CajamarcaVarietal: Caturra + CatuaiProcess: NaturalAltitude: 1650 - 1750masl Fig, Red Apple, Dark Chocolate Falcon Peru transformed its sourcing model in Northern Peru to work directly with unassociated smallholder farmers, bypassing middlemen to provide training, establish financial traceability, and ensure higher quality premiums go directly to producers like Segundo Estela Vasquez. Operating in high-altitude, microclimate-rich districts like Huabal in Cajamarca, the initiative encourages farmers to move away from poorly suited varieties like Catimor toward high-quality varieties such as Bourbon and Caturra, as well as higher-value processing methods like natural drying. Through direct access to infrastructure, shade-controlled drying techniques, and fair pricing above the market rate, Falcon Peru has now engaged over 438 registered farmers, significantly boosting household incomes while preserving exceptional specialty coffee quality.

£18.00 / 250g£7.20/100g
ROCKET SUMMER - Kenya
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Black Currant
Process Washed

Kenya + Tinganga, Kiambu CountyVarietal: Batian, Ruiru 11, SL28, SL34Process: WashedAltitude: 1830masl Black Currant, Demerara, Black Tea The Sasini Estate AB Lot is a high quality coffee grown at 1,830 metres above sea level on the 260 hectare Tinganga Farm in Kiambu County, Kenya. Owned by Sasini PLC, which has grown coffee in the Kenyan Highlands since 1952, the estate utilises rich, deep red volcanic soil to cultivate Batian, Ruiru 11, SL28, and SL34 varieties. Harvested between October and December by some of the farm's 300 employees, the ripe cherries are fully washed, fermented for 12 to 16 hours, and sun dried on raised beds for 2 to 3 weeks before undergoing on site quality cupping. Managed with a focus on sustainability, the farm employs eco friendly practices such as reusing pulping water, planting shade trees, and turning decomposed coffee pulp into organic fertiliser.

£11.75 / 250g£4.70/100g

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