Variety is one of Peru’s main attributes. This can be seen in its people, its landscape, its wildlife and, of course, its gastronomy.
A source of amazing products…
PISCO -PISCO TO PAMPER OUR SOULS
Pisco is the leading star of each bar in Peru. T
his aromatic spirit distilled from grapes is the Peruvian drink par excellence.
Our Recommended Cocktails?
Where to taste it?
POTATO -QUEEN OF PACHAMAMA
Together with ají (chili pepper), potato – 
a tuberous crop that comes in various shapes and colors – is another leading star of Peruvian food. Domesticated 8,000 years ago in the Andean region, it has over 3,000 varieties and Peruvians serve it every day together with the most diverse ingredients.
Our Recommended Dish?
AJI -THE LORD OF SPICES
Aji is the soul of Peruvian food. With over 50 varieties, 
aji is the source of scores of dishes on the coast, the highlands, and the jungle, and has always been the leading star of the cultures that inhabited the national territory
Our Recommended Dish?
Tricolor Tiradito: Fine slices of fish cooked in lime juice and covered with sauces prepared with three different types of ají: ají amarillo, rocoto, and ají limo.
QUINOA -THE CEREAL OF THE GODS
Quinoa, a cereal that grows from sea level to 4,000 meters of altitude, 
was one of the staple foods of Peru’s pre-Hispanic cultures. Due to its rich protein, iron and magnesium content, and its low production cost, quinoa has been distinguished as one of the products that could alleviate a world food crisis.
Our Recommended Dish?
Quinotto: Also called “quinoa risotto”, is a dish of the nouvelle Andean cuisine served with shrimp sautéed in butter.
COCOA -MAKES LIFE SWEETER
Cocoa is one of the “new” jewels housed by Eastern Peru. 
Introduced in the Peruvian jungle in the 1990s as an alternative to coca leaf growing, no- one could imagine that the environmental conditions of the area would give rise to one of the most exquisite chocolates in the world.
Our Recommended Visit?
Chocomuseo: Which you can enjoy both in Lima and Cusco.
COFFEE -THE KING OF THE JUNGLE
They drink it in the morning, after lunch and also in the evening, before going to sleep. Peru is one of the top global exporters and its main clients include Germany, United States, the Netherlands, Belgium, and France.
