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£10.40 – £29.00Price range: £10.40 through £29.00
What grind size do I need?

Whole Bean
Whole coffee beans for grinding at home.

Fine
Fine ground coffee is best for espresso and Moka Pot.

Medium
Medium ground coffee is best for AeroPress.

Coarse
Coarse ground coffee is best for filter coffee; cafetiere, V60, Chemex, Kalita.
Fine, Medium, Coarse Ground Coffee. Understanding Your Grind Size
Fine Grind
Best for: Espresso Machines, Moka Pots
A fine grind is ideal for brewing methods that rely on fast, intense extraction. Espresso is the classic example: finely ground coffee creates a large surface area, allowing highly pressurised water to pull out a full spectrum of flavour in roughly 30 seconds. If you’re brewing espresso or using a Moka pot, this grind size delivers clarity, richness, and depth.
Medium Grind
Best for: Pour Over, AeroPress
Medium grind is the go‑to for most drip and pour‑over brewers. It offers a balanced extraction that suits methods where water flows steadily through the coffee bed. The AeroPress, known for its versatility, performs beautifully with a medium grind—especially for a 2–3 minute filter‑style brew. There’s plenty of room to experiment here, so consider this a starting point rather than a rule.
Coarse Grind
Best for: Pour Over (V60, Kalita Wave), Cafetière (French Press), Drip Filter
Coarser grinds work best for slower brewing methods. In a French press, for example, the coffee steeps for several minutes before meeting resistance during the final plunge. Pour‑over brewers like the V60 or Kalita Wave also benefit from a coarser grind to maintain an even flow rate. If you’re using any of these methods, a coarse grind will help you achieve a clean, well‑balanced cup.
Flavour notes: 1. chocolate 2. berries 3. cheesecake
Peru Coffee Beans
SCA 85 Peruvian Coffee from Origin Coffee Lab (OCL)
Juicy and sweet with bright red‑berry acidity, smooth body and a lingering raspberry finish. Notes of red berries, cane sugar and toffee.
Origin Coffee Labs works with producers like Israel Contreras and Onias Guerrero, helping farmers adopt quality‑focused practices and plant varieties such as Geisha. The region is quickly becoming one of Peru’s most promising.
Cherries are sorted, depulped with mucilage intact, fermented for 24–36 hours and dried slowly on raised tables for 15–30 days to ensure a clean, fruit‑forward cup.
SCA Score 85
Country: Peru Coffee Beans
Producer: Origin Coffee Labs
Process: Fully Washed Processed
Varietal: Caturra, Yellow Bourbon, Red Bourbon, Geisha, Typica, Marsellesa
Elevation: 1,600 – 1,900 MASL









Peru Coffee Beans
SCA 85 Peruvian Coffee from Origin Coffee Lab (OCL)
SCA 85 | Caturra, Yellow Bourbon, Red Bourbon, Geisha, Typica, Marsellesa | Washed | Single Origin | 100% Arabica | 1600–1900m
This Peruvian coffee from Origin Coffee Lab is a vibrant, fruit‑forward cup with a smooth medium body and a lively, red‑berry acidity. It opens with juicy raspberry and red‑fruit tones, followed by layers of cane sugar sweetness and soft toffee. The finish is long, clean and distinctly raspberry‑driven, making it a standout example of the region’s growing potential.
A Growing Region on the Rise
Origin Coffee Labs established this comité four years ago, building on a close working relationship with producer Israel Contreras. In the early days, Israel would visit every two weeks—often bringing cuyes (guinea pigs), a traditional local delicacy. Today, instead of food, he brings something even more exciting: exceptional coffee that reflects both his skill and the region’s evolving identity.
Israel’s Pache mutation, known for its delicate floral character, has become something of a local legend, consistently earning praise on cupping tables. But his work is only part of a broader transformation. Through Origin Coffee Labs, farmers across the area have embraced best practices that have dramatically elevated quality. Their progress has been so rapid that many are now planting exotic varieties such as Geisha, with the first harvest expected next year—a milestone that signals just how far this comité has come.
Producers like Israel and Onias Guerrero embody the spirit of the region: humble, generous, and deeply committed to learning. Many members of the comité did not come from coffee‑growing families, yet they have quickly adapted to quality‑driven methods such as shade‑grown cultivation, selective picking, and refined washing techniques. With continued investment in infrastructure and training, this region is poised to become one of Peru’s most respected coffee origins.
Processing: Precision and Patience
The comité follows a meticulous washed process designed to preserve clarity and enhance fruit character.
- Floater Selection: Cherries are placed in floater tanks the day before depulping to remove low‑density fruit and ensure only the ripest cherries move forward.
- Depulping: The next day, the cherries are depulped, intentionally leaving most of the mucilage on the parchment to support a controlled fermentation.
- Fermentation: The coffee is fermented in tanks for 24–36 hours, with timing adjusted according to temperature and climate conditions. This careful approach helps develop the coffee’s signature red‑berry sweetness.
- Drying: Most farmers dry their coffee on raised tables, allowing airflow and even drying. Seeds are dried for at least six hours per day over 15–30 days, depending on weather. This slow, steady drying ensures stability, clarity and a clean cup profile.
A Coffee with Momentum
This lot represents more than just a delicious cup—it reflects a community in motion. With new varieties being planted, infrastructure improving, and producers embracing innovation, the comité supported by Origin Coffee Labs is shaping a new chapter for Peruvian specialty coffee. And if this harvest is any indication, the future looks incredibly promising.
Why you’ll love it
– Smooth, chocolatey comfort with a fruity twist
– A bright, uplifting acidity that keeps each sip interesting
– A meaningful purchase that supports women-led farming communities
– A versatile profile that works beautifully as filter, cafetière, or a lighter espresso
This is more than a coffee — it’s a celebration of craftsmanship, resilience, and the incredible women who make it possible. Every cup of Peru coffee beans is a reminder that great flavour and positive impact can go hand in hand
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Another great coffee. Smooth and sweet. Fast delivery.