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Philly Fair Trade Roasters

Decaf Peru Coffee (Organic, Fairtrade, Swiss Water Process)

Decaf Peru Coffee (Organic, Fairtrade, Swiss Water Process)

Tasting Notes: Smoky notes with subtle cinnamon and toasted walnut

Ever find yourself craving a rich, dark roast after a great dinner, but still have plans to, I don’t know, maybe sleep? You can stop searching and start sipping with our Decaf Peru coffee. These Organic, Fairtrade beans deliver the bold, full-bodied coffee flavor you love—without keeping you awake. Sustainable, ethically sourced, and delicious.

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  • Small Batch & Fresh Roasted to Order

    Our beans are small batch roasted to ensure the quality you deserve and want. We roast multiple days a week so your beans aren't just sitting and waiting for a home, they're here for you.

  • Free Shipping Over $40

    We ship three days a week via USPS & UPS to ensure you get your beans quickly.

  • Why Order from Us?

    We are a Google designated Top Quality Store, with our beans currently on the shelf at both Whole Foods Markets and Kimberton Whole Foods as well as a USDA Organic facility via PCO and Fairtrade USA compliant.

The Story Behind the Beans



Our Decaffeinated Peruvian coffee is grown by Finca Churupampa farms in the Chirinos, San Ignacio region of Cajamarca in Northern Peru. Decaffeination is done using the Swiss Water Process, which removes 95% of the caffeine while preserving the bean’s natural flavors.

This coffee has a bold richness, with a touch of smoke and subtle hints of cinnamon and toasted walnut.

The Tocto family founded Finca Churupampa in 2011, which now spans 30 families working together in a sustainable, community-driven farm model. In 2009, Chirinos also began a pioneering organic compost facility that recycles coffee cherry pulp into nutrient-rich compost. Peru has gained international recognition for its specialty coffee, including the first Peruvian Cup of Excellence competition in 2017. Care and dedication from these growers ensures a consistently high-quality cup