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Brazil, Nossa Senhora

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Category: Coffee

Producer Thiago Henrique
Farm/Mill Sitio Nossa Senhora de Fatima
Cultivar Catuai
Process Anaerobic Natural
Location Cabo Verde
Altitude 1100 masl
Harvest November

 

 

Expect notes of Mandarin, Melon, Chocolate Almonds.

Organic Coffee Carbon negative coffee

 

Nestled near Perdizes in Minas Gerais, Brazil, the Nossa Senhora de Fátima coffee farm epitomises sustainable and socially responsible coffee cultivation. This farm, managed by Thiago Henrique, seamlessly blends modern fermentation techniques with a rich legacy of family tradition. Since his grandfather first planted coffee in Cabo Verde in 1965, expertise has been passed down through generations. Inspired by his family's dedication, Thiago pursued agronomy to enhance specialty coffee production. At his father's farm, the central processing unit is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities. Thiago’s devotion to sustainable practices aims to honour his heritage while fostering a responsible future for coffee farming.

This year we present this Anaerobic Natural lot, showcasing a juicy texture with notes of Clementine, Milk Chocolate and Melon, an example of how good Brazilian coffee can be.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 17 reviews)

Claire E. ★★★★★

The anaerobic natural process really comes through — thick, syrupy body with a deep, slightly funky sweetness that lingers long after the sip. Brewed it as a pour-over and it handled the 1100 masl elevation beautifully, no bitterness at all. This is the kind of Catuai that makes you slow down and ac

Eva Z. ★★★★★

Opened the bag and the aroma hit me immediately—that deep, fruity funk from the anaerobic natural process is unmistakable. Brewed it as a pour-over and the Catuai at 1100 masl gives it a clean, syrupy sweetness that lasts well past the last sip. Already ordered another batch.

Matthew S. ★★★★★

The Catuai cultivar at 1100 masl really shines in this anaerobic natural — the cup is dense and syrupy with a deep, sweet finish that lingers. I’ve been brewing it as a pour-over and it’s the kind of coffee that makes you slow down and just sip.