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Aracaçu, Brazil Single origin

$22.50
Grape, Blueberry, Orange

Light ROAST

Sourced from a fully solar-powered family farm in Brazil, Aracaçu is an experimental single origin coffee delivering a delicate, fresh cup with fruity grape and orange notes and a soft, clean finish. The farm's 3 million bees naturally pollinate the plants, enhancing the sweetness of the coffee cherries, while promoting biodiversity and sustainable farming.

Country: Brazil

Farm/ Producer: Fazenda Aracaçu, Chaves de Brito family

Cooperative: SMC 

Species: 100% Arabica

Tasting notes: Grape, blueberry, orange 

Process: Anaerobic, natural, honey, washed, experimental

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Fazenda Aracaçu, SMC, Brazil

Meet the Chaves de Brito family

Our Aracaçu single origin coffee is the product of the hard work and dedication of Carmem Lucia and her family. With a progressive, forward-thinking woman at the helm of the business, the fully solar-powered farm has saved 65 tonnes of carbon since 2024.

Pioneers in the Brazilian coffee scene, the farms employ a full-time biologist who advises on the microbiome and implements the best biological controls. Committed to preserving 27% of their land as a natural sanctuary, they maintain a thriving habitat for wildlife, including toucans, parakeets, capybaras, anteaters, and ocelots.

Aracaçu further introduced some 3 million bees to the farm. These bees also help to increase sugars in the coffee cherries, resulting in a better-tasting crop. Local beekeepers are also employed, boosting the regional economy and producing plenty of honey.

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