Peru – Huabal

Name: Peru – Huabal
Brand: Counterpoint Coffee

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Grown high in the Cajamarca region of northern Peru, this coffee is smooth, balanced, and beautifully sweet. Expect flavours of milk chocolate, hazelnut, and red apple with a clean finish — the kind of cup that’s comforting, familiar, and endlessly drinkable. BEAN INFORMATION Origin: Peru Region: Huabal, Cajamarca Altitude: 1,700 – 1,900 masl Process: Washed Varietal: Typica, Caturra, Bourbon Harvest: 2023 Taste Profile: Milk chocolate, hazelnut, red apple, sweet and balanced Suitability: Espresso, Recommendations: Ideal as an all-day brew — rich and chocolatey for espresso lovers, yet clean a

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Peru – Huabal

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