Brazil – Cafeina
€ 10.10 – € 60.53
Country: Brazil
Region: Carmo De Cachoeira, Sul De Minas
Processing station: Cocatrel Direct micro mill
Altitude: 900-1100 m above sea level
Variety: mix of varieties
Processing: natural
Taste profile: hazelnut butter, cherries, chocolate, and sweet tobacco
Our CAFEINA is a daily guarantee of stable espresso with low acidity. With our composition and roasting, we try to always taste sweet, with notes of hazelnut butter, cherries, chocolate, and sweet tobacco
You will prepare a pleasant cup of coffee from it, which everyone will enjoy. It is suitable for cafes looking for simpler espresso and for easy preparation at home or work. We also recommend it for your automatic espresso machines.
We are currently roasting coffee from producers of the Caixa de Fruta region.
PRODUCER
Cocatrel Cooperative was founded in 1961 in Tres Pontas and has now grown into the second-largest cooperative in Brazil. The cooperative has more than 6,000 members and 11 different collecting locations throughout the region. All coffee is electronically marked and recorded on delivery using a unique QR code that allows full traceability of all coffees so growers know exactly where their coffee is. More than 50% of the cooperative members grow coffee on plots of less than 10 hectares.
Our coffee comes from a branch of the cooperative called Cocatrel Direct Trade, which works to obtain the best coffees from the entire cooperative.
Caixa De Fruta, which means “Box of Fruit”, is a blend of coffees mainly from one specific area called Carmo De Cachoeira. The coffee is selected for its profile of red fruit and creamy milk chocolate.
PROCESSING
All coffees that are part of Caixa are dried in static boxes. These are 1 m deep boxes with a volume of 15,000 liters, which corresponds to 25-30 bags of green coffee. The boxes have a ventilation grille at the bottom, which allows air to circulate from the bottom up through the drying coffee.
Two thermometers at different depths are introduced to ensure a stable temperature, always below 40 ° C. They are called static because the coffee still stays in the boxes and does not rotate during drying. After drying, the coffee is left to rest for about 1-2 weeks before it is peeled in the dry mill. This method brings a more fruity and distinctive profile to the cup than the one we have associated with Brazilian coffee.
We work with several couriers worldwide, the table HERE specify the conditions for each country.
If your country is not available please send us an email to info@fathers.cz.
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Country: Brazil
Region: Minas Gerais, Ilicínea
Farm: Comunidade Urtiga
Altitude: 1000 m.a.s.l.
Variety: Arara
Processing: natural
Taste profile: nutella, apple, Baileys, lemon grass
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Country: Rwanda
Region: Karambi, Western Province
Altitude: 1760 m.a.s.l.
Variety: Red Bourbon
Processing: honey
Taste profile: oolong tea, green apple, elderflower lemonade
The Gitwe processing station sits atop a mountain valley at an altitude of nearly 2000 meters above sea level. You’ll reach it along a path lined with beautiful towering coffee and tropical fruit trees. Despite its size of less than 1 hectare, it’s the smallest station in the Western Province, yet it produces the finest coffees in Rwanda.
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Country: Rwanda
Region: Nyamasheke, Western Province
Altitude: 1650 m.a.s.l.
Variety: Red Bourbon
Processing: natural
Taste profile: strawberry shake, milk chocolate, bergamot
In the beautiful mountainous area of the Nyamasheke region in western Rwanda, the Mutovu River flows, which in 2012 lent its name to the newly built processing station, providing it with a valuable water source. Although our coffee was processed using the dry method, it didn’t require much water during processing. This method gives the coffee a complex and sweet flavor.
Look forward to a cup that tastes like a creamy milkshake made from juicy summer strawberries.
Country: Brazil
Region: Tres Pontas, Sul de Minas
Processing station: Rancho Grande
Altitude: 950 m.a.s.l.
Variety: Topazio
Processing: anaerobic natural
Taste profile: dates, Baileys, lemon grass
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Our decaffeinated coffee tastes like a fresh orange cake, cane sugar, and white tea. It was processed naturally and then decaffeinated using natural sugar cane method. You can read more about this great method in the article on the blog here.
A cup of this coffee can easily become your pre-sleep ritual. Its name, ATUNKAA, translates to “sleep and sleepy dreams.”
Country: Colombia
Region: Piendamó, Cauca
Farm: Siruma Coffee Farms
Altitude: 1700-1900 m.a.s.l.
Variety: Castillo, Caturra, Colombia
Processing: natural – sugar cane decaf
Taste profile: orange cake, cane sugar, white tea
Country: Kenya
Region: Kibugu, Embu
Station: Gatugi
Altitude: 1800 m. a. s. l.
Varietal: SL14, SL28
Processing: washed
Tasting notes: Rhubarb cake, red current, vanilla
Country: Rwanda
Region: Karambi, Western Province
Altitude: 1760 m.a.s.l.
Variety: Red Bourbon
Processing: honey
Taste profile: oolong tea, green apple, elderflower lemonade
The Gitwe processing station sits atop a mountain valley at an altitude of nearly 2000 meters above sea level. You’ll reach it along a path lined with beautiful towering coffee and tropical fruit trees. Despite its size of less than 1 hectare, it’s the smallest station in the Western Province, yet it produces the finest coffees in Rwanda.
We’ve selected a coffee processed using the honey method, resulting in a pleasantly tea-like cup with notes of elderflower.
Country: Rwanda
Region: Nyamasheke, Western Province
Altitude: 1650 m.a.s.l.
Variety: Red Bourbon
Processing: natural
Taste profile: strawberry shake, milk chocolate, bergamot
In the beautiful mountainous area of the Nyamasheke region in western Rwanda, the Mutovu River flows, which in 2012 lent its name to the newly built processing station, providing it with a valuable water source. Although our coffee was processed using the dry method, it didn’t require much water during processing. This method gives the coffee a complex and sweet flavor.
Look forward to a cup that tastes like a creamy milkshake made from juicy summer strawberries.
Our decaffeinated coffee tastes like a fresh orange cake, cane sugar, and white tea. It was processed naturally and then decaffeinated using natural sugar cane method. You can read more about this great method in the article on the blog here.
A cup of this coffee can easily become your pre-sleep ritual. Its name, ATUNKAA, translates to “sleep and sleepy dreams.”
Country: Colombia
Region: Piendamó, Cauca
Farm: Siruma Coffee Farms
Altitude: 1700-1900 m.a.s.l.
Variety: Castillo, Caturra, Colombia
Processing: natural – sugar cane decaf
Taste profile: orange cake, cane sugar, white tea
Country: Colombia
Region: Pinchinde, Valle De Cauca
Farm: Inmaculada
Altitude: 1700 – 2000 m.a.s.l.
Processing: natural
Variety: Geisha
Taste profile: wild strawberries, lemon curd, lavender
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Country: Peru
Region: Perlamayo, Huabal
Farm: El Perlamayo
Altitude: 1800 – 1900 masl
Variety: Caturra
Processing: washed
Taste profile: gooseberry, linden blossom, panela
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Country: Kenya
Region: Kibugu, Embu
Station: Kii
Altitude: 1800 m. a. s. l.
Varietal: SL34, SL28
Processing: washed
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