Cajamarca Tabi

Name: Cajamarca Tabi
Brand: Coffee World (UK)

Coffee World (UK)

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A beautiful cup – light, floral, airy and juicy. Perfumed citrus and sweet orange bring a bright, juicy character, rounded out by melted-toffee sweetness and a delicate black Ceylon tea-like finish. Clean, elegant and seriously drinkable. A regionally grown Arabica variety called Tabi – no, not the cat, it’s a coffee! Grown in the highlands of Cajamarca, Peru, Tabi is a leaf-rust resistant variety born from a cross between Typica, Bourbon and the Timor Hybrid. The coffee is carefully hand-pulped, fermented in tanks and partially or fully dried at farm level before being transported to a centra

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as COFFEE WORLD (UK) LTD, number 08879208. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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