Peru Sebastian Campos (Preorder)

HK$176.00 HKD
Roast Style Filter
Origin Chirinos, Cajamarca, Peru
Notes Nashi pear, honey and red grape. Bright and sweet with a silky texture and long finish.
Process Anaerobic Washed
Certification Regenerative Organic Certified

Preorder for Shipping from Monday 4th May

  • Chemical Free
  • Selective Hand Picking
  • Grown Under Shade
  • Regenerative Organic Certified

First roasts shipping from Monday 4th May.

This microlot from Sebastian is an Anaerobic Washed Bourbon & Caturra blend, grown at 1,686 masl. Selectively hand-harvested at peak ripeness, the cherries underwent a meticulous 48-hour anaerobic fermentation, enhancing its complexity and aromatic depth. After fermentation, the beans were rinsed and dried in specialized drying modules for 18 days.

The result is a beautifully expressive coffee with vibrant acidity, pronounced sweetness, and a silky mouthfeel—an extraordinary showcase of Sebastian’s dedication to regenerative organic cultivation and precision post-harvest processing.

Producer Sebastian Campos
Farm La Sinchama
Farm Size 13 Ha
Certifications Regenerative Organic Certified
Processing Anaerobic Washed
Drying Dried on raised / specialised drying modules for 18 days
Variety Caturra & Bourbon
Fertilizers Farm organic matter and Churufer fertilizer (composed of organic matter)
Harvest August 2025
Altitude 1,686 masl
Region Chirinos, Cajamarca
15g ground coffee dose
3:10 total brew time
250g total water volume
94.0 brew temperature

Our recommended recipe for brewing at home or in-cafe, using a Kōno Meimon dripper.
We start with a 50g water bloom for 30 seconds.
Other equipment configuration may require slight recipe modification.

Sebastian Campos’ 13-hectare organic farm, La Sinchama, is nestled in the highlands of Cajamarca, Peru, in the renowned Chirinos region. With a deep commitment to regenerative organic farming, Sebastian transitioned to organic production three years ago, motivated to improve the soil health, biodiversity, and sustainability on his farm. Since then, Sebastian and his neighbours have gone further, being some of the first producers in Peru to achieve Regenerative Organic Certification.

This is the first Peruvian microlot we are featuring at Dukes from the 2025 harvest, and we could not be more pleased to welcome back producer Sebastian Campos a second year.

Sebastian’s journey in coffee began with years of experimentation, refining both agricultural and post-harvest practices. Three years ago, he made the decision to transition to organic farming, motivated by his desire to reduce environmental impact, improve long-term soil fertility, and meet the growing demand for certified organic coffees. His holistic approach views the farm as part of a larger ecosystem, incorporating organic fertilizers, protecting natural water sources, and maintaining a one-hectare forest as part of the farm that supports local wildlife.

Sebastian is most excited about how his work not only improves his community’s economic well-being but also contributes to environmental conservation. His efforts ensure that every cup of coffee reflects the harmony between nature and sustainable farming. When we last spoke, he left us with a pearl of wisdom that brilliantly summarises his approach to coffee and ethos as a producer - “Work and effort, based on sustainable practices, are the keys to achieving excellent coffee.”

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