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Peru, Pluma Dorada Tabi

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$12.92 $72 In stock

Category: Coffee

Producer Andy Llanos Delgado
Farm/Mill Pluma Dorada
Cultivar Tabi
Process Washed
Location Santa Rosa, Colasay
Altitude 1820 masl
Harvest September 2024

 

 

Expect notes of Red Plum, Peach, Hazelnut.

Carbon negative coffee



Andy Llanos Delgado, a young coffee grower hailing from the small hamlet of Santa Rosa de Congona in the Colasay District of northern Peru, produces exceptional coffee. His smallholding, Pluma Dorada, is cultivated with a keen eye for organic practices and biodiversity. He primarily grows Bourbon and Tabi varieties, alongside a select plot of the highly prized Gesha.

This particular lot has been processed with meticulous care, utilising a washed method with a gentle, extended fermentation. The result is a wonderfully fruity and juicy cup, brimming with the sweetness of red plum, balanced by the bright acidity of peach, and finishing with a rich hazelnut note.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 16 reviews)

Emma X. ★★★★★

The 1820-meter altitude really shows in the cup—clean, bright, and incredibly balanced for a washed Tabi. I brewed it as a pour-over and got a sweet, lingering finish that made me slow down and actually savor it. This is the kind of coffee that makes you want to buy another bag before you're even ha

Daniel N. ★★★★★

The first cup brewed from this washed Tabi was incredibly clean, with the altitude really coming through in its brightness. It's from a September 2024 harvest so the freshness is undeniable, and the 1820 masl growing condition gives it a lovely complexity.

Avery I. ★★★★★

Opened the bag this morning and the aroma alone was worth it — this washed Tabi from the 1820-meter lot is incredibly clean and bright. The cup’s got a silky body that lingers nicely, and the September harvest date means it’s still tasting super fresh. Definitely ordering again before this batch is