Producer
Agustin Ccasa Ccoyo
- Coffees in catalog
- 2
- Currently in stock
- 1
- Roasters carrying
- 2
- Avg Cherry's Index
- 59.1
Agustin Ccasa Ccoyo’s lots are carried by 2 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 2 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.
Producer overview
Agustin Ccasa Ccoyo produces coffee in the Cusco region of Peru, working at a high altitude band of 2,000 to 2,050 meters. This geographic positioning provides the cool temperatures and elevation often associated with dense, slow maturing coffee cherries.
The agricultural focus centers on the Bourbon varietal, which forms the entirety of the recorded varietal landscape in the catalog data. This traditional cultivar is managed through established wet-processing methods.
All recorded coffees from Agustin Ccasa Ccoyo utilize a washed process. This consistency in preparation highlights the clean cup profile typical of traditional wet fermentation and washing techniques applied to the region's harvests.
The catalog footprint includes two coffees distributed across two different roasters, reflecting modest international specialty market reach. Currently, one of these lots remains in stock within the index.
Recent catalog entries feature specific roaster offerings utilizing this production. Dark Arts Coffee offers a lot named Phantom, while MOK Coffee features a Peru El Progreso filter offering, both consisting of washed Bourbon.
The work of Agustin Ccasa Ccoyo is defined by a consistent focus on traditional Bourbon processing handled through washed methods at high elevations in Cusco.
- Cusco high-altitude coffee
- Bourbon varietal focus
- Washed process specialty
- Peru producer profile
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
- bourbon2 lots
Processes
- Washed2
Altitude
2000–2050m
Archived (1)
Peru, El Progreso — Filter
Crispy Orange Acidity, Sweetness Of Black And Blueberry, and Creamy, Chocolatey Body on a washed build.
Cusco, PE · Washed
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Neighbors in the same book
Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.

