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Brazil Fazenda Primavera Specialty coffee

Fazenda Primavera is the fulfillment of the dream of producer Ricardo Tavares, and is an example of the greatness of specialty coffee production in Brazil. Tavares converted the 980 hectares of land from traditional coffee production to specialty coffee, and added a state of the art drying patio, 14 electric dryers, and equipment for processing natural, pulped natural, honey and fully washed coffees.

Farm operations are focused on social and environmental sustainability - production techniques minimize environmental damage, they use a power plant to recycle water used in de-pulping to produce energy, and coffee pulp is composted and used as natural fertilizer.

 Brazil Primavera Topazio Honey single origin specialty coffee

Brazil Primavera Topazio Honey single origin specialty coffee

Brazil is a known powerhouse producer and exporter of coffee - it is the largest producer of coffee in the world, and Brazilian coffees are an essential origin component and foundation for our blends (they create the creamy, rich notes characteristic of our coffees).

 Specialty coffee beans from Brazil - Primavera Topazio Honey

Brazil specialty coffee - Primavera Topazio Honey

This Brazil Primavera Topazio Honey is a standout from the typical foundation Brazilian coffees we source - growing conditions, the coffee variety, processing method and exquisite taste are notable characteristics that make this coffee unique.

Fazenda Primavera is located in the Minas Gerais region, where the biomes of the Atlantic forest and the Cerrado (a vast tropical savannah) intersect. Elevation and climate provide some of the best growing conditions for coffee, with average temperatures between 20 and 24 degrees celsius.

 Topazio Variety coffee beans, Brazil Primavera Topazio honey

The Topazio variety is a cross between Yellow Catuai and Mundo Novo. When ripe, the cherries resemble the deep yellow color of the gemstone Topaz.

The honey process does not involve honey, but gets its name from the sticky texture and golden amber color of the mucilage that is left on the seed to dry. The bean is separated from the cherry pulp without the use of water, leaving as much mucilage on the bean. This process increases the sweetness and complexity of the coffee.

In the cup, the Brazil Primavera Topazio Honey has notes of baking chocolate, grape and graham cracker, with a caramel like smoothness.

 


REGION: Chapada de Minas

STATE: Minas Gerais

MUNICIPALITY: Angelândia

PRODUCER: Ricardo Tavares

FARM: Fazenda Primavera

VARIETY: Topazio

ELEVATION: 1050 MASL

PROCESS:  Honey

ROAST LEVEL: Medium Light

CHARACTERISTICS: Baking Chocolate | Grape | Graham Cracker

RECOMMENDED BREW METHODS: Hario v60 | Chemex | Aeropress

 Brazile Primavera Topazio Honey coffee brewing guide with recipes for Hario v60, chemex and aeropress

 


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