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Smooth caramel. Gentle citrus. A clean finish that earns the second cup.
In the highlands of Piura and Amazonas, Peru, mineral-rich clay soil and elevations of 1,100–1,700 meters do most of the work. What grows here is Peruvian high altitude coffee at its most honest — natural sweetness built in, not roasted in, not added after.
Sourced through Cooperativa Agrícola Norandino, a farmer-owned cooperative with over 20 years of sustainable highland growing tradition. Five varietals — Caturra, Bourbon, Catuai, Pache, and Catimor — fully washed and sun-dried to protect every flavor compound the altitude already built in. This is their craft. We just roast it.
Smooth caramel sweetness · Gentle citrus brightness · Clean, balanced finish · Medium body, no bitterness
| Origin | Piura & Amazonas, Peru |
| Elevation | 1,100–1,700m |
| Soil | Mineral-rich highland clay |
| Varietals | Caturra · Bourbon · Catuai · Pache · Catimor |
| Cooperative | Cooperativa Agrícola Norandino |
| Process | Fully washed · Sun-dried |
| Roast | Medium |
| Brew Methods | Pour-over · Drip · French press · Espresso |
| Format | Whole bean |
Andes Gold performs across every brew method — the clean, balanced profile holds up in pour-over, drip, French press, and espresso equally well. For pour-over, a medium-fine grind at a 1:15 coffee-to-water ratio brings out the caramel sweetness cleanly. For espresso, a slightly finer grind and 1:2 ratio reveals a gentle citrus brightness in the finish.
New to specialty coffee? This is a forgiving roast — it rewards intention without punishing inexperience. Brew it your way. It meets you where you are.
Looking for a decaf option? Peru Andes Gold Decaf carries the same Piura and Amazonas profile through the Swiss Water® process — no caffeine, no compromise
Fresh. Honest. Ground when you’re ready.