V60
Clean, aromatic, and bright cup.
Peru · Venezuela
Peruvian specialty coffee and Venezuelan editions under selection. We work with small producers and roast to reveal deep notes of chocolate and molasses.
Most people drink burnt, bitter coffee because they have never been shown the difference. Kaffelito bridges the gap between commercial routine and specialty ritual.
Est. 2026 • Peru + Venezuela
“The best coffee I have tried in Lima. The chocolate notes are incredible, and shipping was super fast. Already ordered my second bag.”— Maria G.
Kaffelito
Villa Rica, a Venezuelan special edition under selection, and ready-to-drink Cold Brew.

Product 01 / 03
Our flagship format. The perfect balance of quantity and freshness for enjoying specialty coffee at home.
Chocolate · Pecan nuts · Molasses
S/ 55
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Product 02 / 03
Red Catuaí from Lara in a special edition. Traceability, farm, producer, lot, process, cup profile, and sample approval are pending. Limited units and initial orders.
S/ 60 · US$ 16.00
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Product 03 / 03
Ready-to-drink cold brew: smooth, refreshing, and easy to enjoy. Ideal for the afternoon, the office, or whenever you want cold coffee without fuss.
S/ 18 · US$ 4.50
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Clean, aromatic, and bright cup.
More body and intensity.
Intense, espresso-like flavor.
Practical for office or daily use.
Traditional, soft, and nostalgic.
From home brewing methods to coffee origins. Everything you need to enjoy your Kaffelito to the fullest.
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