Clifton Coffee x Ruby Hue Chocolate

Single Origin Peruvian Coffee & Chocolate

Tasting notes

Blackcurrant / Agave / Zinfandel Rosé

Clifton Coffee x Ruby Hue Chocolate

Single Origin Peruvian Coffee & Chocolate

Tasting notes

Blackcurrant / Agave / Zinfandel Rosé

Farmer

Wilder Garcia

Region

Cajamarca

Farm Size

23-hectares

Altitude

1800 masl

Process

Fully Washed

Variety

Bourbon

Clear

DESCRIPTION

We’ve collaborated with RubyHue Chocolate, and whether you’re a coffee lover, a chocolate enthusiast, or both, this collaboration is made for you. This set contains a 250g bag of coffee and a 70g bar of chocolate.

COFFEE – PERU, WILDER GARCIA

We are thrilled to welcome back a staff favourite – Peru Wilder Garcia!

Peruvian coffee beans thrive in the high altitudes of the Andean peaks, slowly maturing into incredibly sweet cherries that are hand-picked for maximum ripeness. They’re known for their medium-body and well-balanced flavour profiles.

Wilder Garcia maintains a close relationship with the health of his coffee trees. At 1800masl, his 23-hectare farm enjoys an ideal climate for growing Arabica coffee, which spans 16 hectares of his land. Wilder began implementing a Tissue Management System of pruning and maintaining plants on his coffee farm six years ago to achieve a productive balance, encourage cherry production and avoid fluctuations. The system relies on a two-year cycle and is applied in blocks. Caturra, Bourbon, Typica, Geisha, and Java varietals are grown, and their tissue management depends largely on the skeletal style of the trees.

After the harvest, cherries are often depulped on the same day then fermented for 48 hours in hermetic tanks before drying in solar dryers. The farm produces around 720 quintals of parchment annually which is just over 33 tonnes.

CHOCOLATE – PERU, PIURA 50 % DARK MILK

This ultra rare ‘Piura Blanco’ bean is a combination of Albino and Nacional genetic cacao varietals.

It is a white bean grown in the arid region of the piura valley in north west Peru. Despite the dry and hot conditions, farmers have resourcefully used the Andean waterways to consistently keep their cacao crops thriving. We’ve treated these beans to a medium roast so that the resulting chocolate maintains some light fruitiness, while the addition of milk brings out the cacao’s natural maltiness.

Chocolate taste notes – Golden Raisins / Malt / Muscovado

DELIVERY