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Brazil Daterra Buena Vista

Cupping notes

Caramel, dark chocolate, toasted almonds and citric acidity.

Description

Buena Vista is a versatile coffee made from pulped cherries. In Daterra, this process is mechanically made – meaning they can remove the mucilage around the beans without fermenting them on water.

Each finished lot is tasted for exact flavour profiles before blending if required for each type. For Buena Vista this is a lightly floral aromatic with honey citrus cup. Once complete, beans are then size, density, and triple colour sorted before packing in to poly bags ready for shipping.

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Origin
Producer
Process
Pulped
Altitude
1000 - 1200m
Harvest
May - August
Species
SCA score
81.5
Varietal
Certification
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