Specialty coffee from two farms in La Convención, in Santa Teresa and Santa Ana, grown at 1,550–1,800 m: roasted, ground or whole bean, for your home, and green for roasters and importers.
Cusco, Peru
La Convención province: Santa Teresa and Santa Ana (Quillabamba)
1,550–1,800 m
above sea level at the two source farms
Geisha
variety of both our coffees: washed, honey or fermented, depending on the lot
FOB Callao
we ship from the port of Callao, Lima
Curatorial archive · Limited edition
Each bag carries the colour of its farm: terracotta for La Nueva Alianza, in Santa Teresa, and forest green for La Posada del Sol, in Santa Ana.
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Lot 01, Limited edition
Finca La Nueva Alianza
Lot 02, Limited edition
Finca La Posada del Sol
The same Geisha coffees we export, roasted and ready to brew at home, in 150 g and 250 g bags.
Ground for filter, ready for your coffee maker, or whole bean to grind at home.
Each in the colour of its farm: terracotta for La Nueva Alianza and forest green for La Posada del Sol.
We confirm the delivery cost and time on WhatsApp.
Tell us the coffee, the size and whether you want it ground or whole bean; we reply with the price.
Qultor · Curatorial archive
For Qultor, origin is not just a place. It is the sum of the land, the people, the knowledge and every decision that shapes the coffee from the farm to the cup.
We select exceptional coffees whose origin, variety and process build a unique expression. Each edition is a different way of discovering what can lie behind a cup.
From the first sample to shipment at port, with clear lead times at every step.
We courier 300 g of green coffee from the lot you choose to your roastery.
You cup it with your team. If you like, we discuss it on a video call with the producer.
FOB Callao price per lot, with available volume and estimated shipping date.
We prepare, seal and dispatch your lot with all export documents.
Our coffees grow in the high jungle of La Convención, north-west of the city of Cusco: in Santa Teresa, among valleys that run down from the snow-capped Salkantay to the Urubamba River, and in Esmeralda (Santa Ana), on the slopes near Quillabamba. Rain falls mostly from October to April, and the harvest runs roughly from April to September.
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