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Producer

Dwight Aguilar Masías

PECusco
Coffees in catalog
21
Currently in stock
8
Roasters carrying
6
Avg Cherry's Index
66.2

Dwight Aguilar Masías’s lots are carried by 6 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 6 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.

Producer overview

Dwight Aguilar Masías produces coffee in the Cusco region of Peru. His farm operations are situated at an altitude band between 1800 and 1900 meters.

The varietal landscape at his farm is heavily focused on the Geisha cultivar, which accounts for 12 of the 17 lots recorded in the index. Other varieties represented in his production include Maragogipe, Sidra, Pacamara, and two additional unspecified varieties.

His process portfolio is primarily centered on washed treatments, which comprise 14 of the 17 total lots. The remaining three lots in the index are processed using natural methods.

The catalog footprint for Dwight Aguilar Masías includes 17 total lots across 6 different roasters. His work is recognized in competition, specifically as a Cup of Excellence winner for his Finca Nueva Alianza lots.

Recent catalog examples include the Finca Nueva Alianza #5 Cup of Excellence winner and the Yellow Gesha, both processed as washed coffees by Cultivar Coffee Roaster. Other recent entries include the Red Gesha and Yellow Gesha from Sey Coffee, as well as the Gesha Inca and Red Gesha lots offered by 43 Factory Coffee Roaster.

The work of Dwight Aguilar Masías is distinguished by a strong focus on the Geisha varietal and a consistent application of the washed process.

  • Cusco Geisha specialist
  • Cup of Excellence winner
  • high-altitude Peruvian production
  • washed process focus

Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.

Producer profile

Varietals

  • geisha14 lots
  • other3 lots
  • pacamara2 lots
  • sidra1 lot
  • maragogipe1 lot

Processes

  • Washed16
  • Natural5

Altitude

18001900m

Harvests

20252023

Across harvest years

Lineage

The same producer, year after year. Cherrybook captures the year on the bag when the roaster publishes it; use this to track how a farmer’s profile evolves season to season.

2025 harvest

5 lots

2023 harvest

1 lot
Archived (13)

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