Brazil Fazenda Bela Vista Sul de Minas

SKU BRAVISTAWASH

3 Reviews

Flavor Profile

Cupping Notes

Brazil Fazenda Bela Vista Yellow Bourbon has notes of red fruit, a mild acidity, and a creamy body.

Attributes (1-7)

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Body

Aroma

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Balance

Sweetness

Flavors (1-4)

Spicy

Chocolaty

Nutty

Buttery

Fruity

Flowery

Winey

Earthy

Specifications

CategoryConventional
CountryBrazil
Local RegionSul de Minas
ProcessWashed
VarietyYellow Bourbon
Altitude (meters)900 - 1,300 masl
HarvestMay - September
Organic CertificationNo
Fair Trade CertifiedNo
Rainforest Alliance CertifiedNo
DecaffeinatedNo

Starting at	$6.25 $5.31 / lb
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1/2 lb bag (sample)	$6.56 / lb	$3.28
1 lb bag	$5.31 / lb	$5.31
3 lb bag	$5.16 / lb	$15.48
5 lb bag	$5.01 / lb	$25.05
10 lb bag	$4.86 / lb	$48.60
25 lb bag	$4.71 / lb	$117.75
50 lb bag	$4.56 / lb	$228.00

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Description

Green coffee is raw Roast prior to consumption

Hailing from the Bela Vista Farm in Minas––Brazil’s southern region known for top-quality coffee––this bean is produced with updated farming techniques by Antonio Lima Reis. Known for giving back to its rural community, this farm sponsors schools for their worker’s children and those living around the farm. Utz Good Inside certified Bela Vista due to its amazing agricultural practices and full traceability.

Cupping Notes: Red fruit, mild acidity, and a creamy body.

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating

Rushad March 31, 2022

Roasted between 1st and 2nd crack. Flavor profile provides a good backbone coffee for a blend. Provides mild acidity, and a creamy body. The beans are heavy and takes longer to turn and yellow.

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Gerry Smarte June 14, 2022

I roasted these beans to a lighter roast than I usually prefer (first crack stage) as I would be sharing them with friends that do not like my dark roasts. All those that tasted the coffee thought it was excellent and are asking me to roast more! I even found the finished brew to be quite good.

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