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Peru

Native and conventional cacao from the Amazon basin and Cusco, sourced with Ayni.

Photography courtesy of Ayni · used with permission.
Sobre el origen

Sourcing context — Peru

Peru is one of the most botanically diverse cacao origins in the world — home to native genetics including Chuncho, Awajun, and Ashaninka Matsigenka cacao alongside conventional plantings.

Ayni works with community associations across Amazonas, San Martín, Cusco and Junín — offering raw beans, nibs, and tempered / packed cacao paste.

El origen de un vistazo

What to know about Peru

Altitud
1,200 – 1,900 MASL
Ventana de cosecha
April – September (coffee) · April – August (cacao)
Regiones
Villa Rica (Pasco) · Pichanaqui (Junín) · Amazon basin (native cacao) · Cusco
Variedades
Typica · Bourbon · Caturra · Catimor · Chuncho cacao · Awajun cacao
Procesos
Washed · Honey · Natural · Anaerobic natural
Perfil de taza
Coffee: milk chocolate, red apple, brown sugar, soft citrus. Cacao: dried fruit, nuts, mild acidity.
From origin · Peru

Desde el terreno

Villa Rica · highland canopy
Cherries on the branch
Shade-grown lots
Oxapampa · wetlands
Oxapampa · biodiversity
Lotes actuales

Selected lots from Peru