Brazil Cachoeira
caramel, almond, cocoa
The Cachoeira coffee is sourced from Fazenda Cachoeira in Brazil, a 490 hectares farm located in Lagoinha in the Carmo do Paranaíba municipality within the state of Minas Gerais. The tradition of coffee production has been in the Family since the twentieth century. Danilo Barbosa's ancestors, his great-grandparent Elias Barbosa passed it on to his grandparent Claudio Barbosa de Paula and from him to his father, Jairo Barbosa de Paula and now Danilo works with his sons Vítor Marcelo and Sergio Ricardo.
Danilo Barbosa, the owner of Fazenda Cachoeira (Portuguese, meaning the waterfall), has been growing specialty coffee on his farm since 1979. For the past years, he and his family have spent countless efforts on the improvement of the production processes and the farm management. They now produce one of the best coffees in the Minas Gerais region.
Similarly, Danilo has always shown a great concern for the environment and has always taken care of nature. By now, he has added more than 186 hectares of a natural reserve to his farm.
Origin
- Grower: Danilo Barbosa
- Farm: Facenda Cachoeira
- Country: Brazil
- Region: Carmo do Paranaiba, Cerrado Mineiro
- Varietal: Red Catuai IAC 144, Yellow Catuai IAC 62
- Altitude: 1100 meters
- Processing Method: Pulped Natural and sun dried
Profile
Roast Level: Medium Roast 
The Cup: A smooth and creamy coffee that starts with floral aromas on the nose and then layers nutty chocolate flavors over a smooth creamy body. It is sweet and velvet with a long finish.
Cup profile: Caramel, Almond, Cocoa
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