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FTO Peru Rutas del Inca

FTO Peru Rutas del Inca

WHY WE LOVE IT: Balanced and sweet, Peru Rutas del Inca lives up to its reputation as one of the most consistent and inviting coffees that we release.

REGION: Querocoto, Chota Province, Cajamarca

ALTITUDE: 1,700 - 2,400 m

PROCESSING: Washed

VARIETY: Caturra, Typica, Catimor, Bourbon, Catuai

This year's harvest gives us the crisp apple and honey notes that we always love. It's a coffee you can drink again and again and find something a little new each time. Balanced and sweet, Peru Rutas del Inca lives up to its reputation as one of the most consistent and inviting coffees that we release.

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There are many in our St. Louis Roastery that eagerly await the annual return of Peru Rutas del Inca. While the coffee plays a pivotal role in many of our mainstay blends, it's also one of those coffees that can shine on its own.

Rutas del Inca stands out in Peru’s coffee landscape as a young, quality-focused cooperative making the most of a truly unique environment. Founded in 2013 with just 33 members, the co-op is based in the Querocoto District of the Chota Province in Cajamarca—an area defined by its cool, consistent climate and high elevations, fully encircled by mountain ranges. These conditions allow for slow, even drying and result in coffees with exceptional clarity and complexity. Since exporting its first crop in 2014, Rutas del Inca has built a reputation for excellence and sustainability as an organic-certified producer. Today, the cooperative includes 258 members—30 women and 228 men—across 27 communities in the Querocoto, Huambos, and Querocotillo districts.

As one of the few coffee cooperatives in Peru’s Chota province, Rutas del Inca pushes the boundaries of where coffee can be grown. Reaching high into the Peruvian mountains—up to 2,400 m—the farmers at Rutas del Inca take advantage of their region’s consistently cool temperatures for an even and controlled drying. Their unique ecosystem, paired with careful farming and processing, creates a coffee that we are excited to buy year after year.

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WHY WE LOVE IT: Balanced and sweet, Peru Rutas del Inca lives up to its reputation as one of the most consistent and inviting coffees that we release.

REGION: Querocoto, Chota Province, Cajamarca

ALTITUDE: 1,700 - 2,400 m

PROCESSING: Washed

VARIETY: Caturra, Typica, Catimor, Bourbon, Catuai

This year's harvest gives us the crisp apple and honey notes that we always love. It's a coffee you can drink again and again and find something a little new each time. Balanced and sweet, Peru Rutas del Inca lives up to its reputation as one of the most consistent and inviting coffees that we release.

MORE INFO

There are many in our St. Louis Roastery that eagerly await the annual return of Peru Rutas del Inca. While the coffee plays a pivotal role in many of our mainstay blends, it's also one of those coffees that can shine on its own.

Rutas del Inca stands out in Peru’s coffee landscape as a young, quality-focused cooperative making the most of a truly unique environment. Founded in 2013 with just 33 members, the co-op is based in the Querocoto District of the Chota Province in Cajamarca—an area defined by its cool, consistent climate and high elevations, fully encircled by mountain ranges. These conditions allow for slow, even drying and result in coffees with exceptional clarity and complexity. Since exporting its first crop in 2014, Rutas del Inca has built a reputation for excellence and sustainability as an organic-certified producer. Today, the cooperative includes 258 members—30 women and 228 men—across 27 communities in the Querocoto, Huambos, and Querocotillo districts.

As one of the few coffee cooperatives in Peru’s Chota province, Rutas del Inca pushes the boundaries of where coffee can be grown. Reaching high into the Peruvian mountains—up to 2,400 m—the farmers at Rutas del Inca take advantage of their region’s consistently cool temperatures for an even and controlled drying. Their unique ecosystem, paired with careful farming and processing, creates a coffee that we are excited to buy year after year.