UJ # 20 - BEST OF THE BEST
UJ # 20 - BEST OF THE BEST
UJ # 20 - BEST OF THE BEST
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TRILOGY <strong>OF</strong><br />
FLAVOURS<br />
APPETISERS<br />
Gastronomy<br />
4 hours AM | PM Upon request<br />
Start your morning with a good coffee, sweeten your palate<br />
with a delicious afternoon chocolate treat, and conclude your<br />
day with a refreshing chilcano de pisco. Sounds like a good<br />
plan, doesn’t it? Well, in Peru, it’s all possible.<br />
Coffee, cacao, and pisco are three of Peru’s main products, all of<br />
which are internationally recognised for their excellent quality<br />
and taste. While each one is a world of its own, they collectively<br />
serve as an excellent portal into the exciting world of Peruvian<br />
gastronomy. Thus, we at LimaTours have brought these three<br />
star products together in an unforgettable experience within<br />
one of the country’s most iconic cities: Cusco.<br />
Aroma, flavour, and colour are three attributes that Peruvian<br />
coffee has taken to the highest level, earning it praise and<br />
awards in international competitions, as well as a place in the<br />
world’s top 10 producers/exporters according to the World<br />
Coffee Organization. Museo del Cafe is the first stop on our<br />
trilogy route, opening its doors to show visitors which beans<br />
are used in production, followed by a delicious tasting of<br />
different varieties in order to learn about and appreciate each<br />
one’s unique properties.<br />
Did you know that Peru possesses 60% of the world’s variety<br />
of cacao? And that the most exquisite chocolates produced<br />
in Switzerland, Belgium, and France use Peruvian cacao as<br />
their main ingredient? It is of no surprise, then, that this<br />
luxury product is part of our tour. Stop into the Choco<br />
Museo and indulge in a one-of-a-kind tasting of chocolate<br />
and artisanal beer.<br />
The arrival of the grape to Peru from Spain marked the birth<br />
of one of the country’s most emblematic beverages. Our pisco<br />
is without a doubt one of the most sought-after products<br />
by visitors, and no trip to Peru can be considered complete<br />
without enjoying this fine spirit in one of its many incarnations.<br />
Upon arriving at the Museo del Pisco, you will have the chance<br />
to learn about the different types of pisco and their unique<br />
characteristics as you participate in a complete tasting of our<br />
beloved national liquor.<br />
Choco Museo<br />
Museo del Pisco<br />
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