Peruvian Specialty Coffee,
Warehoused in the USA
Premium, traceable green coffee sourced directly from 150 farming families in Santa Teresa, Cusco, Peru.
Every lot is selected through trusted producer partnerships, carefully processed, professionally cupped, and imported directly into the United States. By working closely with the producers we represent, we help create a more sustainable and equitable coffee supply chain while delivering the consistency and quality specialty roasters expect.
Our inventory is cleared through U.S. Customs, warehoused in Fort Edward, New York, and ready to ship when you need it.
No customs paperwork. No international freight. No container delays. Just exceptional Peruvian coffee, dependable inventory, and responsive service from a trusted U.S. importer.
Direct relationships. Transparent sourcing. Premium Peruvian coffee—ready when you are.
In Stock Soon — Imported and warehoused in New York
Ships in Days — Domestic freight anywhere in the US, or pick up at the warehouse
One Bag Minimum — Buy what your roastery actually needs
Direct from Origin — We know the association, the farms, and the harvest
Available Soon (Mid-September 2026)
Santa Teresa Signature Lot · 83 SCA
Dark cocoa, roasted walnut, brown sugar, with a toasted cereal finish. Medium acidity, medium body, clean.
Fully washed · Typica, Bourbon, Caturra · 1,700–2,300 m · Grade 1 · 69 kg GrainPro-lined bags
In stock — Fort Edward, NY · 1 bag minimum · Contact For Price
Santa Teresa, Cusco, Peru
Farms here reach 2,300 meters, where cool temperatures, cloud forest, and mineral-rich soils slow cherry maturation and build sweetness and complexity in the cup.
Behind every shipment are more than 150 families who hand-pick selectively, ferment under control, and dry on raised beds.
Roaster Purchase Process
1. Request a sample — Complimentary, shipped from New York
2. Cup it yourself — On your equipment, with your protocol
3. Order by the bag — Ship on your carrier account or collect at the warehouse
Coffee Is Built on Relationships
Whether you’re buying your first bags of Peruvian coffee or looking for a long-term supply partner, we’re here for the second conversation as much as the first.