Origin
Brazil
4.2
Grown at
A classic Brazilian coffee, known for its smooth body, nutty sweetness, and low acidity. Excellent base for espresso blends.
Hailing from the vast Cerrado Mineiro plateau in Brazil, this Santos coffee exemplifies the consistent quality the region is known for. Grown at lower altitudes compared to many specialty coffees, it develops a characteristic mildness. The natural processing method, common in Brazil, allows the coffee cherry to dry around the bean, imparting sweetness and body. Expect a predominantly nutty profile, often reminiscent of peanuts or almonds, complemented by notes of milk chocolate and caramel. Its low acidity and smooth, rounded body make it incredibly approachable and a favorite for espresso, where it produces abundant crema and a comforting flavor.
Mundo Novo A natural hybrid of Typica and Bourbon discovered in Brazil in the 1940s. It is prized for its high productivity and classic, sweet cup profile with low acidity.
Catuai A highly productive cross between Mundo Novo and Caturra. It's known for its reliability and produces a clean, sweet cup with a classic, approachable flavor profile.
Bourbon Another traditional variety found in Venezuela that contributes to the sweet, caramel-like notes in the cup.
Country
Brazil
Region
Cerrado Mineiro
Altitude
800 - 1,300 meters
Processing Method
Natural (Dry Processed)
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