Mike Perry sourced this coffee from one of his trips and it is a hand-selected blend from three farms located in Cerrado Mineiro region. It starts with a semi-sweet chocolate and bright orange aroma. The cup brings out flavors of blood orange with a semi-sweet chocolate and a vanilla finish.
Offering a balanced body and long finish. You are sure to enjoy this cup of Natural Processed Coffee. Mike cups coffee from over 120 different farms to find the perfect beans from Brazil. This year he tripled his pleasure by blending beans from two farms:
Region Description: Santo Antônio-Santa Rita, Farmer Adalberto Zanon dos Santos and Fazenda Riacho das Varas, Farmer Ricardo Hirofumi Yoshimatsu both produce Yellow Catuai:
These farms are located in Matas de Minas coffee region is in the southeastern part of the Minas Gerais state, just over the border from Espirito Santo, with Alto Caparaó as its most recognized of the 63 municipalities that compose the region.
With a distinct topography featuring rugged mountain terrains, a mild Brazilian Atlantic Forest climate, and large variations in elevation (between 600 and 1450 meters above sea level), Matas de Minas makes a perfect region for growing specialty coffees.
These lots of Yellow Catuai coffee underwent Natural processing. Catuai was developed by the Instituto Agronomico (IAC) of Sao Paulo State in Campinas, Brazil by crossing Mundo Novo and Caturra varieties.
Paiolinho, Chapadão de Ferro lugar Santa Rita, Farmer Edenilson Jose Fornaro and Ernesto Fornaro: This farm is located in the Cerrado Mineiro region, northwest of Minas Gerais State. Natural process Red Catuai lot was developed by the Instituto Agronomico (IAC) of Sao Paulo State in Campinas, Brazil by crossing Mundo Novo and Caturra varieties.
Whole Bean
French Press
Drip Grind
Espresso Grind
Other Sizes
Medium
Balanced, Smooth
Bright and Upfront
Blood orange, chocolate, vanilla
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Mike Perry sourced this coffee from one of his trips and it is a hand-selected blend from three farms located in Cerrado Mineiro region. It starts with a semi-sweet chocolate and bright orange aroma. The cup brings out flavors of blood orange with a semi-sweet chocolate and a vanilla finish.
Offering a balanced body and long finish. You are sure to enjoy this cup of Natural Processed Coffee. Mike cups coffee from over 120 different farms to find the perfect beans from Brazil. This year he tripled his pleasure by blending beans from two farms:
Region Description: Santo Antônio-Santa Rita, Farmer Adalberto Zanon dos Santos and Fazenda Riacho das Varas, Farmer Ricardo Hirofumi Yoshimatsu both produce Yellow Catuai:
These farms are located in Matas de Minas coffee region is in the southeastern part of the Minas Gerais state, just over the border from Espirito Santo, with Alto Caparaó as its most recognized of the 63 municipalities that compose the region.
With a distinct topography featuring rugged mountain terrains, a mild Brazilian Atlantic Forest climate, and large variations in elevation (between 600 and 1450 meters above sea level), Matas de Minas makes a perfect region for growing specialty coffees.
These lots of Yellow Catuai coffee underwent Natural processing. Catuai was developed by the Instituto Agronomico (IAC) of Sao Paulo State in Campinas, Brazil by crossing Mundo Novo and Caturra varieties.
Paiolinho, Chapadão de Ferro lugar Santa Rita, Farmer Edenilson Jose Fornaro and Ernesto Fornaro: This farm is located in the Cerrado Mineiro region, northwest of Minas Gerais State. Natural process Red Catuai lot was developed by the Instituto Agronomico (IAC) of Sao Paulo State in Campinas, Brazil by crossing Mundo Novo and Caturra varieties.
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Klatch Coffee Roasting is committed to working with coffee farmers
who are true artisans of coffee cultivation and practice their craft with a dedication, passion and skill. Klatch works with, and offers their support to, these skilled producers for the sole purpose of presenting only the highest-quality artisan roasted coffee...
Mike Perry believes there are a number of critical factors contributing to the growth of a truly exceptional coffee, and that farmers are one of the key factors. Therefore he believes those who do the best work should get the best price; he does not believe in coffee subsidies.
Klatch Coffee believes working with these farmers to deliver the highest-quality coffees requires that they listen, learn, cup, and give feedback in their creation...
Mike believes that a coffee farmer who grows an award-winning coffee is an artisan and should be given his due. Recognition develops dedication to craftsmanship, skill for production and passion for the harvest quality.
Klatch Coffee Roasting believes that great artisan roasted coffee is inherently produced through sustainable methods. They therefore only work with farmers who think long and hard about economic, social, and environmental conditions of their farms and communities. Sustainable does not have to mean organic, but it certainly could.
Klatch seeks to deliver the highest possible return to farmers and therefore require their importers, exporters, cooperatives and farmers to agree upon the financial distribution prior to harvest and act transparently in the execution of distribution, allowing Klatch Coffee to monitor the committed delivery price to the farmers.
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