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Limited-edition ground coffee Peach Fuzz (peach co-ferment), 200 g

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Limited-edition ground coffee Peach Fuzz (peach co-ferment), 200 g

£11.19 at Coffee Friend UK · £15.18 incl. delivery · Prices checked 17 September 2026

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Fermented with real peaches, this coffee turned out funky, fruity, and just a little wild. You're gonna love the ride!If you're a coffee drinker who often struggles to really feel the tasting notes indicated on the packaging (what is aftertaste anyway?..), trust us on this one: this particular coffee is guaranteed to be an exception. Thanks to its innovative processing method, it smells just like luscious peach nectar, with an exotic hint of mangoes and some sweet caramel mixed in. A veritable piece of peachy paradise in your morning cuppa! Sipping on a beverage like this can truly make you stop for a moment and wonder, "Is this truly coffee I'm drinking?.."Straight from Colombia—with love and innovationThis limited-edition coffee has reached us all the way from the Colombian region of Huila, where the "Monteblanco" coffee estate is located. Rodrigo Sanchez—the owner of the family-run coffee farm—has been experimenting with innovative processing methods for years now, looking for that elusive flavour that truly does make you go "wow!". He’s been successful at it too: Rodrigo's efforts have been recognised with a number of prestigious awards.How does this luscious brew come about?In short: imagine a wild party where coffee and peaches come together to dance the night away.For those interested in the full story though...1. The exact right beans. For this coffee, Rodrigo selected the arabica varietals of Bourbon and Caturra—boasting plenty of bright, natural sweetness, they're suited perfectly for fermentation.2. Fermentation begins. The coffee beans are first poured into the main reservoir, where they're left to ferment on their own for a while—it's like a warm-up before the wild party ahead! 3. Whipping up the fruity co-ferment solution.

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