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Los Amigos Del Oso, Peru SINGLE ORIGIN COFFEE

£12.50
Black tea, muscovado, pear

Light ROAST

This coffee showcases the characteristics we've come to love from the Los Amigos del Oso project community, a syrupy sweetness, moderate body and smooth finish.

Tasting Notes: Black tea, muscovado, pear
Country: Peru
Coop/Producer: Cooperativa Agraria Frontera San Ignacio 
Name: Los Amigos del Oso
Process: Washed
Roast: Light Roast

Minimum order: 2 bags of beans or ground
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Los Amigos Del Oso, Peru best brewed as

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about the growers

Los Amigos Del Oso, Peru

From Cooperativa Agraria Frontera San Ignacio the El Oso project was set up to conserve forests and wildlife (such as the endangered spectacled bear - think Paddington!) around the coffee-growing areas in the protected natural area of Santuario Nacional Tabaconas Namballe in San Ignacio. Recently, the El Oso project has expanded its reach (named Los Amigos Del Oso) enabling more producers to contribute to their conservation efforts.

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