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| Origin | Varginha, Minas Gerais, Brazil |
| Varieties | Mundo Novo, Acaia, Catucai |
| Altitude | 925–1170 m ASL |
| Process | Pulped natural, sun dried |
| Roast level | Medium |
| Harvest | April–September |
| Certification | Conventional |
Brazil Minas Natural Origin: Varginha, Minas Gerais, Brazil Grower: Coffee producers from Minas Gerais Altitude: 925–1170 masl Varieties: Mundo Novo, Acaiá, Catucaí Soil: Clay minerals Process: Pulped Natural & Sun-Dried Harvest: April–September Certification: Conventional Roast: Medium Cupping Notes Smooth, nutty, and full-bodied with a naturally sweet finish. Expect flavors of chocolate, roasted nuts, and mild fruit, with a clean balance and low acidity. Body: Medium-Full Flavor: Chocolate & Nuts Sweetness: Caramel-like Finish: Mild Fruit About the Region Varginha, in the heart of Minas Gerais, is one of Brazil’s most famous coffee-producing areas — known for its rolling hills, mineral-rich clay soils, and consistent climate that produces sweet, well-rounded coffees. The region’s elevation and traditional farming practices create a flavor profile that’s distinctly smooth and approachable. Processing This coffee is pulped natural, meaning the fruit is removed but some mucilage remains during drying — a process that enhances sweetness and body. After careful drying in the sun and mechanical driers, the result is a clean, balanced cup that highlights Brazil’s signature chocolate and nutty notes.
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