This natural batch was harvested by machine and then separated by density and maturity, with only the ripe cherries being selected. From there, the coffee was taken to dry in the patios and turned regularly until it reached 11.35% moisture. The coffee was then left to rest in wooden silos for 10 days before being ground, bagged and taken to the Cooperative.
Fazenda Salto has been in the Reis family for 38 years. Dr. Fabio Reis, who trained and worked as a doctor, always felt called to produce coffee. Fazenda Salto is an 800ha farm run by Fabio and his sons André and Juca. They strive to produce quality coffee, striving for excellence. Fabio is very aware of the importance of sustainability, environmental and social issues on the farm. They have embraced the emergence of specialty coffee by investing in modern technology and practices. They have installed new static drying boxes, as well as built a raised bed barn to produce high quality lots. They have mapped the farm, assigning different plots to different processes and always seeking the best result in the cup.
Origin:- Brazil Region:- Sul de Minas Producer:- Salto Farm Variety:- Yellow Catuaí Altitude:- 1300m Processing Method:- Natural
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Bright notes of lemon and orange unfold into layers of caramel sweetness, almond crunch and a smooth milk chocolate finish
Fazenda Salto has been in the Reis family for 38 years. Dr. Fabio Reis, who trained and worked as a doctor, always felt called to produce coffee. Fazenda Salto is an 800ha farm run by Fabio and his sons André and Juca. They strive to produce quality coffee, striving for excellence. Fabio is very aware of the importance of sustainability, environmental and social issues on the farm. They have embraced the emergence of specialty coffee by investing in modern technology and practices. They have installed new static drying boxes, as well as built a raised bed barn to produce high quality lots. They have mapped the farm, assigning different plots to different processes and always seeking the best result in the cup.
This natural batch was harvested by machine and then separated by density and maturity, with only the ripe cherries being selected. From there, the coffee was taken to dry in the patios and turned regularly until it reached 11.35% moisture. The coffee was then left to rest in wooden silos for 10 days before being ground, bagged and taken to the Cooperative.
Bright notes of lemon and orange unfold into layers of caramel sweetness, almond crunch and a smooth milk chocolate finish
Producer
Salto Farm
Região
South of Minas
Variety
Yellow Catuaí
Process
Natural
Altitude
1300m
Organic
Roast LevelLightDark
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