Peru

Peruvian Specialty Coffee

Coffee plays a significant role in Peru, both economically and culturally. As one of the top agricultural exports, coffee is a vital source of income for many small-scale, family-owned farms in the high-altitude regions of the country. These farms use traditional, sustainable farming practices that prioritize the environment and produce unique and flavorful coffee varieties like Typica, Bourbon, and Caturra.

Beyond its economic importance, coffee is also a central aspect of Peruvian culture, with social gatherings often revolving around the sharing of a cup of coffee and sweet pastries. In urban areas, coffee shops and cafes provide a vibrant atmosphere for locals and tourists to enjoy a cup of Peruvian coffee and soak up the country's rich cultural heritage. Overall, coffee represents both a source of economic prosperity and a symbol of community and togetherness in Peru.

Discover the story and impact of our specialty green coffee beans from Peru at StoneX Specialty Coffee, and join us in exploring the unique flavors that our coffee has to offer.

Regions & Cup Profile

Peru is known for producing high-quality Arabica coffee, with its coffee regions being located in the northern and central mountainous areas of the country. The three primary coffee regions in Peru are Cajamarca, San Martin, and Amazonas. Coffees from these regions tend to have a medium to high acidity, floral and fruity notes, with a chocolatey finish.