Green Peruvian Coffee

Green Peruvian Coffee Reviews

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Brand: coffeebeanshop-angle

Roasting notes You have to just love this coffee, it sits so nicely in the roaster as its predictable in its first and second crack. You have a little time to think with this coffee as it is quite forgiving! Just wait and hold for a moment for the second crack and you will nail this one! ****PLEASE BE AWARE THESE ARE RAW, UNROASTED COFFEE BEANS, NOT SUITABLE FOR CONSUMPTION BEFORE BEING ROASTED****

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Started buying green coffee beans when given a home roaster and these three types of bean have been ideal for it. Not only do I have control of the level of roast, but can stock up with quite a lot of beans since green beans keep better than roasted ones (up to a couple of years I'm told!)

Customer service: 5
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

This is my favourite bean. I have bought others which I do really like but I keep coming back to this. I also use this a base for mixing just to try other blends.

Customer service: 5
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Not had a bad coffee beans from bean shop.

Quality: 4
Value for money: 4
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

The smoothest coffee I have tasted so far and very easy to roast for me as I'm a newbie roaster 🙂

Customer service: 5
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

These Peruvian beans are a great choice for the first time roaster - I had no idea what I was doing to start but managed to tell where in the process I was. Managed to overcook a batch and go much darker than I intended yet that experience helped me refine my method (and it was still perfectly drinkable). Dividing the beans into 62.5g lots means 1 kilo gives you 16 individual goes at trying different temperatures/roast duration etc. I find that aiming for a final weight of about 54g gives a nice tasty medium roast with decent complexity and a little bit of a chocolatey edge.

Customer service: 5
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5