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PERU CHANCHAMAYO - Dark Roast Coffee - Beans / 250g is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Delivery Update 06/08/25 – Royal Mail 48
Many Royal Mail 48 deliveries are delayed in certain areas due Royal Mail scanning issues and staff shortages. The Royal Mail tracking simply says 'We are expecting it'. This is not correct. Royal Mail collects from Redber daily at 16h00. All our orders are dispatched within 24 to 48 hours. Please allow a little extra time for your order to arrive. If your parcel is urgent we suggest you use the 24 hour service.
Due to the poor services our customers are receiving from Royal Mail we will be reviewing the companies we use for delivery in the coming months.
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At Redber, we roast all our coffee to order to ensure maximum freshness. We aim to roast and dispatch your coffee on the same day your order is placed. Roasting takes place six days a week, Monday to Saturday, with dispatches occurring Monday to Friday.
We do our best to process and dispatch all orders by 4:00pm daily. However, during busy periods, please allow an additional working day as a contingency in case of a roasting backlog.
For orders exceeding 100kg, please contact us directly for a quote. If your order is unusually large or heavy, additional delivery charges may apply. In such cases, we will contact you before dispatch.
Delivery times are estimates and can be affected by external factors beyond our control. While we work with reliable partners like Royal Mail and DPD, no courier can guarantee next-day delivery with complete certainty.
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If your order arrives damaged or incorrect, please contact us within 24 hours of receipt. We will offer a replacement or a refund where appropriate.
We recommend inspecting your goods before signing for them. If this isn't possible, please sign as ‘unexamined’. Any visible damage should be reported to the delivery driver at the time of delivery.
To help us resolve the issue quickly, please include photographs of the damaged goods when you get in touch.
Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, you have the right to cancel your order within 14 days of receiving your goods. You will be responsible for the return shipping costs.
To be eligible for a refund, items must be returned unused, in perfect condition, and in their original, unopened packaging. Delivery charges are non-refundable. Please allow up to 14 working days for the return and refund process.
To initiate a return, please contact us at contact@redber.co.uk or call 01483 80 85 80, quoting your order number (found in your order confirmation email and packing slip).
Exemptions from the Right to CancelThe right to cancel does not apply to:
As all our coffee is roasted to order and customised for your chosen brew method, some products may not be eligible for cancellation. This does not affect your statutory rights if a product is faulty or not as described.
Refunds will be issued to the original payment method used. We aim to process all refunds promptly and efficiently.
PERU CHANCHAMAYO - Dark Roast Coffee
Peru Chanchamayo Dark Roast delivers a rich and full-bodied coffee experience with deep, robust flavours. The dark roast level brings out the natural sweetness of the beans, resulting in pronounced notes of caramel, cedar, and a hint of warm cinnamon.
The intense flavours of this dark roast are best enjoyed using an Aeropress, where the coffee’s full body and depth can fully develop in a concentrated cup. It also works beautifully in a drip coffee maker or filter machine, providing a strong and satisfying brew that showcases its caramel sweetness and cedar undertones. For a richer and bolder experience, try it in a moka pot, which brings out the coffee's robust and spicy profile.
Grown in the Chanchamayo region of Peru, this coffee comes from small farms at high altitudes between 1,200 and 1,350 metres above sea level. The farms belong to small producers with less than two hectares of land, generating around 3,000 lbs. of coffee per harvest. The beans are shade-grown at high altitudes, leading to a denser bean and a more complex cup profile due to its slow maturation. The producers use sustainable farming practices, and the beans are washed and sun-dried, which helps develop a rich, vibrant flavour profile with a cupping score of 80+.
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Peru Chanchamayo Dark Roast delivers a rich and full-bodied coffee experience with deep, robust flavours. The dark roast level brings out the natural sweetness of the beans, resulting in pronounced notes of caramel, cedar, and a hint of warm cinnamon.
The intense flavours of this dark roast are best enjoyed using an Aeropress, where the coffee’s full body and depth can fully develop in a concentrated cup. It also works beautifully in a drip coffee maker or filter machine, providing a strong and satisfying brew that showcases its caramel sweetness and cedar undertones. For a richer and bolder experience, try it in a moka pot, which brings out the coffee's robust and spicy profile.
Grown in the Chanchamayo region of Peru, this coffee comes from small farms at high altitudes between 1,200 and 1,350 metres above sea level. The farms belong to small producers with less than two hectares of land, generating around 3,000 lbs. of coffee per harvest. The beans are shade-grown at high altitudes, leading to a denser bean and a more complex cup profile due to its slow maturation. The producers use sustainable farming practices, and the beans are washed and sun-dried, which helps develop a rich, vibrant flavour profile with a cupping score of 80+.
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