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Wilder Garcia

Name: Wilder Garcia
Brand: Dark Horse Roastery

Dark Horse Roastery

£13

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We are delighted to present our latest Globetrotter coffee. Sourced through Cofinet, from a top farmer in Peru, Wilder Garcia. Wilder uses traditional farming practices and over 50 years of coffee growing knowledge passed down through generations. He works hard on his small 23-hectare farm to grow some of the world’s most desirable arabica varieties, including Giesha, Pacamara and Bourbon. A classic washed processing methods provides beautiful clarity in the cup, soft vanilla notes layered over date like sweetness and light black tea like body. We've kept the roast profile light, p erfect for

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as DARK HORSE ROASTERY LTD, number 10386503. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Wilder Garcia

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