ブラジル、シャパダン・デ・フェーロ

I’ve brewed a lot of coffees from Minas Gerais, but this Red Catuai from 1100-1250 meters has a sweetness that lingers long after the cup. The anaerobic natural process gives it this dense, almost jammy body that I wasn’t expecting. Definitely ordering another bag before it’s gone.

That anaerobic natural process really shines through in the cup—it's got this deep, almost fruity sweetness that I wasn't expecting from a Red Catuai. The altitude up at 1100-1250 MASL must be doing something right, because the body feels incredibly smooth and round. I've already gone through half t

The anaerobic natural process gives this coffee a depth I haven’t found in other beans—fermented but not funky, with a smooth, syrupy body that lingers nicely. I brewed it as a pour-over and the cup stayed sweet from first sip to last, even as it cooled.