Review: ThreeSixty˚Peru Lima Province ground coffee

We are big coffee drinks in my house. In fact when my husband and I moved into our current home my parents bought us a fancy Delonghi coffee maker so that there would always be a good hot drink for them when they visit! ThreeSixty˚ recently sent us some of their Peru Lima Province ground coffee which we were happy to offer an honest review on.

Peru is reported to be the 9th biggest coffee producer in the world  being home to around 200,000 farms. The country produces moderately fruity or floral coffee with a clean, sweet and acidic taste. The Peru Lima Province ground coffee from ThreeSixty˚ is described as a smooth coffee with hints of honey and passion fruit with a slightly nutty aftertaste which has been designed for the more discerning coffee lover.

ThreeSixty˚ aim to satisfy coffee lovers who are seeking adventure, a premium fully traceable product, interesting origins, seasonality and importantly… something different. Their range of drum-roasted coffees gathers the tastiest beans from around the world. They pride themselves on providing solid providence for their products in fact each packet comes with coordinates which when entered into Google Earth shows the coffee’s country of origin.

On opening the neat packaging of the Peru Lima Province ground coffee you are hit with a bold aroma which gets the taste buds tingling. It’s quick and simple to make a cup up as the coffee comes in the ground format so simply add the desired amount into your cafetiere along with hot water and let it brew for a few minutes before slowly pushing down the plunger and pouring.

My husband has reported to me that this is a medium bodied coffee with a deep roasted flavour which is mildly acidic, offset by nuttiness which takes the edge off. It certainly has a bold flavour and makes a pleasant cup which is perfect as an after meal digestif. We award the ThreeSixty˚Peru Lima Province ground coffee 4 out of 5 stars.