Cascara means "skin" or "peel" in Spanish. Brewing of cascara, so brewing of the peel that remains after the beans have been removed from the fruit of a coffee plant, has recently become very popular. The brew tastes like tea, it is dry and fruity with a relatively low caffeine content, compared to coffee. You can expect the notes of dried apricot, plums, and raisins.

We recommend to drink it both hot and cold.