Peru coffee beans in a 2.5kg bag supplied by Amamus Coffee.

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Peru | Pachamama Single Origin

Bright and full-bodied, this fully female grown Peru is defined by deep notes of cherry, cream and chocolate. A complex brew supporting female led farmers

Product overview

Bright and full-bodied, this fully female grown Peru is defined by deep notes of cherry, cream and chocolate. A complex brew supporting female led farmers This coffee, Pachamama, named after the Incan goddess of Mother Earth, nature, and the interconnectedness of all life, is a fitting symbol for the women we honor in this edition. Many produce exceptional coffee while embracing organic practices and showing deep respect for the land. Others persevere through adversity to gain recognition in a historically male-dominated environment. This is an opportunity to help them shine and support them in achieving their dreams.

Product story

Origin & Character

Peru | Pachamama

Bright and full-bodied, this fully female grown Peru is defined by deep notes of cherry, cream and chocolate. A complex brew supporting female led farmers

Product story

Specialty Grade Coffee with Impact

Despite women making up 70% of the coffee workforce, very few of our farmers actually own land. This coffee celebrates the incredible work women are doing and shines a spotlight on female farm owners. Gender inclusion is at the heart of this coffee, sourced through our import partner Caravela.

Impact story

Despite women making up 70% of the coffee workforce, very few of our farmers actually own land. This coffee celebrates the incredible work women are doing and shines a spotlight on female farm owners. Gender inclusion is at the heart of this coffee, sourced through our import partner Caravela.

 

This coffee comes from three remarkable female producers in the Cajamarca region of northern Peru: Cruz María Jiménez Bermeo, Raquel Santa Cruz Sánchez, and Susy Milena Campos Jiménez.

While coffee growers are often imagined as men, this perception overlooks the profound impact women have on coffee production. When women are fully involved in producing specialty coffee, the benefits ripple outward: families are

healthier, farms are better managed, and income and savings increase.

This limited edition seeks to recognize and celebrate these empowered, hard-working women who are leading the way

Sustainability

Precisely focusing our coffee impact

Rather than build our own impact goals we have used the United Nations’ framework of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to guide how we purchase our coffee. This enables us to align our impact with some of the biggest social and environmental challenges we face today.

UN Sustainability goals: 1, 5, 8, 13

1. No Poverty
5. Gender equality
8. Decent work and economic growth
13. Climate action