Organic

Machu Picchu

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Dark chocolate and citrus

Single Origin

Rich, comforting and beautifully balanced. Grown high in Peru’s Andes Mountains, where cool temperatures and high altitudes allow coffee cherries to ripen slowly, Machu Picchu develops its wonderfully smooth body and deep chocolate character. Crafted by smallholder farming communities in the Peruvian Andes, this is a coffee that reflects the remarkable landscape it comes from — rich, balanced and full of character.

Pack size

200g 750g

Format

Whole bean Ground

Purchase options

Free delivery when you spend £25 or more

Simona Says

“In the cup, rich dark chocolate takes centre stage, layered with warming roasted hazelnut and subtle citrus and red-fruit sweetness. The result is a full-bodied coffee that’s smooth, rounded and deeply satisfying, with a lingering chocolate finish.”

Coffee Quality Lead

Single Origin

Machu Picchu, Peru

High on the south-eastern slopes of the Andes, up to 2,200m above sea level, the region’s biodiversity and climate make it perfect for growing Arabica coffee.

Strength 4

Medium-dark roast

Rich and full-bodied, with deeper flavours and a smooth, satisfying finish.

Living income

Reference price

We’re working with Fairtrade towards paying Living Income Reference Prices for the coffee we buy from farmer cooperatives. We’re the first UK-based coffee company to do this, as part of our goal for farmers to earn enough for a decent standard of living.

B Corp

Cafédirect was the UK’s first coffee company to become B Corp certified – independently assessed against high standards for our impact on people and the planet.

Fairtrade

Fairtrade helps make trade fairer for coffee farmers, with price protection and extra Fairtrade Premium to invest in their farms, businesses and communities.

Soil Association

Certified organic coffee, grown without artificial pesticides or fertilisers, supporting nature while earning farmers an additional organic premium.

Cooperative growers

Huadquiña is a small cooperative near Santa Teresa in Cusco, Peru. Its 288 farmers — 23% of them women — grow coffee at extreme altitude close to Machu Picchu. Cafédirect has worked with Huadquiña since 1994, supporting training, investment and long-term sales.

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 8 reviews.

Tasted this coffee a few years ago at a little hotel on Iona. It was the taste I had been looking for forever. They shared with me what the coffee was. Cafe Direct, Machu Picchu. It has been my favorite since then. The fact that it is organic was the real selling point as we should all be drinking organic as i understand that Paraquat is used in coffee production. Paraquat is now thought to be one of the causes of Parkinson's disease. My husband has Parkinson's and used a product in the garden that contained Paraquat. So organic coffee for us. Thank you. Mary

Mary C. 5/5 September 18, 2026

Machu Picchu

Consistently good quality beans. And they taste good too.

Alan 5/5 September 14, 2026

Machu Picchu

just love this coffee.

Jane L. 5/5 August 7, 2026

Machu Picchu

just love this coffee.

Jane L. 5/5 August 7, 2026

Machu Picchu

A great coffee with a fantastic flavour, supplied by post in a prompt and efficient manner.

Simon N. 5/5 July 31, 2026

Machu Picchu

A great coffee with a fantastic flavour, supplied by post in a prompt and efficient manner.

Simon N. 5/5 July 31, 2026

Machu Picchu

This coffee gets me through the morning - strong with lots of milk - delicious flavour and happy to support fairtrade coffee producers. One day, I hope I'll visit Machu Pichu but in the meantime, will keep drinking this excellent coffee!

Angela M. 5/5 July 18, 2026

Machu Picchu

This coffee gets me through the morning - strong with lots of milk - delicious flavour and happy to support fairtrade coffee producers. One day, I hope I'll visit Machu Pichu but in the meantime, will keep drinking this excellent coffee!

Angela M. 5/5 July 18, 2026

Machu Picchu

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