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Peruvian Drinks

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Peruvian Barley Water

Peruvian Barley Water

A light, ice-cold Peruvian barley drink. Gentle toasted notes, cinnamon aroma and moderate sweetness make it a classic homemade companion to lunch. Inexpensive, generous and especially satisfying over plenty of ice.

Hibiscus Flower Water

Hibiscus Flower Water

Ruby-red hibiscus flower water with a vibrant tartness balanced by just enough sweetness. First we make a dark concentrate, then dilute it and chill it with ice for a clean, refreshing finish. Simple, direct, and unmistakably bright.

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Peruvian Flaxseed Water

Peruvian Flaxseed Water

A Peruvian homemade drink with a gently silky texture and warm cinnamon aroma. Flaxseed gives it its characteristic body, while light sweetness keeps it easy to drink. Simple, affordable, and comforting—the kind of humble pitcher that always feels at home.

Peruvian Apple Water

Peruvian Apple Water

A gentle, aromatic Peruvian homemade drink. Apples simmer with cinnamon and clove until the water turns fragrant, with just enough sweetness to keep it light; inexpensive, generous, and unmistakably homey.

Aguajina

Aguajina

A vibrant Amazonian essence defined by the fiery color of aguaje and its unique bittersweet flavor. This beverage captures the spirit of the jungle, offering potent hydration steeped in regional identity. Fresh, smooth, and deeply rooted in our land.

Sour Champús

Sour Champús

Sour champús is a hot, thick Peruvian dessert-drink built on yellow corn flour and fruit-driven tang. It simmers with pineapple, quince, apple, and soursop, plus warm spices that perfume the whole pot. Finished with tender mote corn, it becomes spoonable, fruity, and old-school Limeño.

Soursop Champús

Soursop Champús

A warm, thick champús with fruit and spices, made the traditional way. Soursop leads, pineapple and quince bring aroma and body, and mote adds texture. Thickened with corn flour, finished with lemon and cinnamon.

Lima-Style Champús

Lima-Style Champús

A warm, mellow feast that captures the soul of old Lima, where soursop and mote corn move through a vivid infusion of fruits and spices. It is the sweet embrace of winter afternoons, a soulful dessert that celebrates Peru’s Creole heritage. Pure Limean comfort in every bowl.

Chapo

Chapo

The creamy sweetness of the rainforest concentrated into a drink that comforts deeply. It is the taste of the Amazon in its purest and most soothing form, a daily ritual that turns ripe plantain into warm energy. Liquid tradition with the rhythm of the jungle.

White Chicha

White Chicha

Ancestral sweetness born from the slow cooking of Andean grains and aromatic herbs. This beverage stands out for its creamy texture and a profile delicately scented with cinnamon and anise. A nutritious and refreshing elixir that honors Southern Sierra traditions.

Arequipa Guiñapo Chicha

Arequipa Guiñapo Chicha

Arequipa’s crimson chicha: a fermented drink made with black corn and scented with anise. It lands gently tart, mildly sweet, and deeply tied to picantería tradition. It asks for patience and respect: long simmer first, then fermentation.

Cusco-Style Chicha de Jora

Cusco-Style Chicha de Jora

A Cusco picantería-style chicha, lightly foamy and pleasantly tart. Its milky yellow color, gentle body, and fermented grain character preserve the personality of a drink deeply tied to Andean tables, celebrations, and traditions. Cool or at room temperature, it has an unmistakably old-world flavor that begs for Cusco food alongside it.

Northern Peruvian Chicha De Jora

Northern Peruvian Chicha De Jora

Turbid amber, sweet-and-sour, and warmly spiced. A must is cooked from jora corn and barley with cinnamon and cloves, then left to ferment until gentle acidity and low alcohol develop. Living tradition, no gimmicks.

Peanut Chicha

Peanut Chicha

Enveloping creaminess and a warm spiced aroma with Andean soul. This peanut chicha is nostalgia in a glass: a nourishing drink balanced by panela and a clean toasted peanut flavor. Refreshing, smooth, and comforting in the way home cooking should be.

Molle Berry Chicha

Molle Berry Chicha

The toasted sweetness of the sacred molle tree transformed into an amber elixir with wild notes. It is Andean heritage in liquid form, refreshing the soul and reconnecting each sip with the land. A patient ritual that celebrates ancestral flavor.

Terranova Chicha

Terranova Chicha

Earthy sweetness defined by the creaminess of terranova and the subtle aroma of vanilla. It is a rustic country refreshment, a drink that nourishes and satisfies with the honest flavor of our land. Thick, chilled, and perfect for reconnecting with nature.

Peruvian Chicha Morada

Peruvian Chicha Morada

An Andean purple-corn drink that became a staple of the Peruvian table. Fruit and warm spices give it depth, while lime leaves the finish bright and clean. Served ice-cold, it makes a second glass far too easy to justify.

Peruvian Christmas Hot Chocolate

Peruvian Christmas Hot Chocolate

The liquid heart of Peruvian Christmas, where table chocolate melts into warm spices and creamy milk. A ritual of togetherness and sweetness, wrapped in a velvety texture and that unmistakable homey heat. The very essence of sharing.

Peruvian Hot Chocolate

Peruvian Hot Chocolate

Peruvian hot chocolate made with drinking chocolate, evaporated milk, cinnamon, and cloves. The spices perfume the water before the chocolate and milk are added. Creamy, glossy, and steaming, it is a simple family drink closely associated with Peru's traditional Christmas chocolatadas.

Camu Camu Cremolada

Camu Camu Cremolada

Vibrant acidity and absolute freshness define this Amazonian cremolada. It is an icy hit of real fruit, clean and intense, perfect for cutting through the heat without losing camu camu's sharp character. Crystalline, bold, and carrying the energy of the Peruvian jungle.

Mango Cremolada

Mango Cremolada

A thick, ice-cold mango cremolada packed with real fruit. Ripe mango leads, with just enough water and sugar to balance texture and sweetness. Refreshing, spoonable and straightforward: a taste of Peruvian summer in a glass.

Diana Arequipeña

Diana Arequipeña

A hot Arequipa-style drink made with rice, nuts, coconut, cinnamon, and concentrated milks. It is an old-fashioned cup that warms you up without asking permission: sweet, aromatic, and silky-bodied. Serve it very hot, with an optional splash of aguardiente to keep its festive soul.

Quince Emoliente

Quince Emoliente

Comforting, mellow body defined by the sweetness of quince and the essence of toasted barley. It is the traditional refuge of Lima mornings, a warm drink that balances herbal depth with a bright citrus touch. Aromatic, soothing, and deeply restorative.

Pineapple Emoliente

Pineapple Emoliente

A hot Peruvian emoliente built on barley and pineapple rind, infused with herbs and warm spices. Flaxseed brings the signature light viscosity, somewhere between a drink and a warm blanket. Dark, aromatic, and finished with a bright citrus lift.

Frutillada

Frutillada

An ancestral Andean beverage capturing the vibrant essence of Cusco's strawberries. Its honeyed and refreshing character comes from patient fermentation, balancing fruity sweetness with the depth of chicha de jora. A dense, aromatic, handcrafted elixir that connects us to the festive spirit of the Peruvian highlands.

Sugar Cane Guarapo

Sugar Cane Guarapo

Herbal sweetness and instant freshness capturing the essence of sun-drenched fields. Guarapo is pure sugar cane turned into a lively, golden, refreshing drink, with a citrus touch that wakes it up without hiding its natural flavor. From cane to glass, direct refreshment with no disguise.

Chicha Morada Sorbet

Chicha Morada Sorbet

Chicha morada transformed into an intense, refreshing sorbet. Purple corn keeps its character through pineapple, cinnamon, clove, and a bright lemon finish, with a fine texture that melts cleanly on the tongue. Deep purple, citrusy, and ice-cold, every spoonful tastes unmistakably Peruvian.

Camu Camu Juice

Camu Camu Juice

Pure Amazonian energy defined by vibrant acidity and radical freshness. This juice wakes up the senses with a citrus-like burst that honors the biodiversity of Peru's rainforest. Refreshing, powerful, and full of identity.

Cashew Apple Juice

Cashew Apple Juice

An explosion of Amazonian freshness defined by the sweet profile and unique astringency of the cashew apple. It is a sensory trip into the jungle with every sip, with vibrant acidity, fruity body, and a tropical finish. Refreshing, exotic, and served straight into a cold glass.

Peruvian Lucuma Juice

Peruvian Lucuma Juice

Creamy, cold, and unmistakably lucuma, with the fruit's naturally caramel-like flavor front and center. Evaporated milk gives it body while a little water keeps it drinkable: a quick Peruvian juice made for breakfast or an afternoon snack.

Peruvian Frog Juice

Peruvian Frog Juice

Dense, earthy flavor defined by the strength of maca and the natural sweetness of honey. A legendary tonic from Andean markets, this beverage represents the curiosity and folk medicine of the Peruvian highlands. Invigorating, rustic, and deeply traditional.

Taperiba Juice

Taperiba Juice

The Amazon concentrated in a glass. Taperiba brings a unique sweet-tart profile, marked by deep tropical aroma and a freshness that takes you straight to the heart of the rainforest. A vibrant, powerful juice made to beat the heat with identity.

Ungurahui Juice

Ungurahui Juice

Deep Amazonian essence defined by the intense purple color of ungurahui and its creamy texture. A drink that captures the strength of the lowland jungle palm, offering an earthy, fruity, unmistakable flavor. Nutritious, dense, and full of regional identity.

Fruit Ice Pops

Fruit Ice Pops

A classic of Peruvian summers. Strawberries, water, and sugar are blended, bagged, and frozen into intensely fruity, refreshing ice pops. Cheap, easy, and wonderfully uncomplicated: the familiar marciano made to beat the heat from the first bite.

Cassava Masato

Cassava Masato

A thick, lively Amazonian fermented cassava drink. Cassava and sweet potato form a creamy base that develops gentle acidity as it rests, with just enough sweetness to keep it approachable and refreshing. A flavor deeply tied to hospitality in the Peruvian Amazon—and well worth the wait.

Almond Punch

Almond Punch

A warm, frothy almond punch built on homemade almond milk and a creamy egg yolk body. Cinnamon and cloves give it that classic spiced aroma that warms without asking permission. Sweet, smooth, and softly perfumed—straight to the glass.

Cañihua Ponche

Cañihua Ponche

A thick, creamy cañihua ponche with true Andean character. Cañihua flour gives it body, panela sweetens with depth, and evaporated milk makes it velvety. Scented with cinnamon and cloves, finished warm and ready for a mug.

Fava Bean Punch

Fava Bean Punch

A thick, creamy fava bean punch scented with cinnamon. Fava bean flour gives it body and that classic highland flavor, while evaporated milk makes it smooth and rounded without turning cloying. Hot, direct, and comforting.

Kiwicha Punch

Kiwicha Punch

A hot, thick kiwicha punch scented with cinnamon and clove. Cooked until creamy, gently sweet, and finished with a warm aromatic note. Andean comfort, straight to the point.

Ponche de los Libertadores

Ponche de los Libertadores

A bold Peruvian hot punch with a creamy body, emulsified with egg yolks and perfumed with cinnamon. It carries the classic kick of pisco and rum, the toasted depth of dark beer, and the dark sweetness of algarrobina. Direct tradition, no makeup: it warms the body and wakes the palate.

Peruvian Maca Punch

Peruvian Maca Punch

A highland punch where maca leads and a light foam keeps every sip from feeling heavy. Milk and vanilla soften its earthy character into something warm, creamy, and still easy to drink. It is the kind of cup that makes breakfast worth stretching out for another five minutes.

Quinoa Punch

Quinoa Punch

Hot, creamy and deeply Andean, with quinoa, evaporated milk and cinnamon. It has a silky body, warm spice and that touch of egg that makes it a proper breakfast drink. Comforting without getting heavy.

Quinua Carretillera

Quinua Carretillera

A breakfast drink that tastes like a Peruvian street corner before the city has fully woken up. Opened quinoa mingles with apple, quince and pineapple over a base of chancaca, cinnamon and clove, lightly thickened so it still pours easily. Steaming and substantial without becoming porridge, it can make an early cold morning feel surprisingly worth getting up for.

Peruvian Shaved Ice

Peruvian Shaved Ice

A classic Peruvian street-cart treat: a mound of finely shaved ice soaked with fruit syrup. This passion fruit version is intensely cold, sweet, and tart, with enough syrup to flavor every spoonful without turning it into soup. Peruvian summer served in a cup.

Goldenberry Refresco

Goldenberry Refresco

A bright goldenberry refreshment with an intense orange hue and a fruity aroma. Blended, strained, and smooth, with lively tartness balanced by measured sweetness. Chilled over ice for a clean, refreshing finish.

Cañihua Refresher

Cañihua Refresher

An Andean cañihua refresher with an earthy base and warm notes of cinnamon and clove. It simmers gently to release color and body, then gets strained and cooled until smooth and light. Sweetened with honey, it tastes warm but drinks refreshing.

Starfruit Refresher

Starfruit Refresher

An ice-cold starfruit refresher with gentle tropical tartness, clean sweetness, and a bright fruity aroma. Blend, strain, dilute, and pour over ice until it lands light and easy. Simple, direct, and unmistakably fresh.

Cherimoya Cooler

Cherimoya Cooler

A chilled, creamy cherimoya drink that highlights the fruit’s natural sweetness and tropical aroma. Blended with water to lighten it up, it turns smooth—almost like dessert in a glass. Clean, quick, and served cold.

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