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Brazil Carmo de Minas Fazenda Furnas 16+ Natural Yellow Bourbon - 30641-2 - Videplast Bags - SPOT COSEATAC
Brazil Carmo de Minas Fazenda Furnas 16+ Natural Yellow Bourbon - 30641-2 - Videplast Bags - SPOT COSEATAC
Brazil Carmo de Minas Fazenda Furnas 16+ Natural Yellow Bourbon - 30641-2 - Videplast Bags - SPOT COSEATAC
Brazil Carmo de Minas Fazenda Furnas 16+ Natural Yellow Bourbon - 30641-2 - Videplast Bags - SPOT COSEATAC
Brazil Carmo de Minas Fazenda Furnas 16+ Natural Yellow Bourbon - 30641-2 - Videplast Bags - SPOT COSEATAC
Brazil Carmo de Minas Fazenda Furnas 16+ Natural Yellow Bourbon - 30641-2 - Videplast Bags - SPOT COSEATAC

Brazil Carmo de Minas Fazenda Furnas 16+ Natural Yellow Bourbon - 30641-2 - Videplast Bags - SPOT COSEATAC

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Cup Notes
Minas Gerais is the largest of the three major Brazilian growing regions with six micro-regions, which account for 50 percent of Brazil’s production.
Bag details
Bag Weight: 133 lbs
Position
Spot
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Grower Fazenda Furnas | Rinaldo de Castro Junqueira
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Variety Yellow Bourbon
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Region Pedralva, Minas Gerais, Brazil
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Harvest May - September
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Altitude 945-1350 masl
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Soil Clay minerals
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Process Full natural and dried in the sun and mechanical driers
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Certification Conventional

Minas Gerais is the largest of the three major Brazilian growing regions with six micro-regions, which account for 50 percent of Brazil’s production. From this volume of coffee, we have plucked a special treat traceable to a single estate in Sul de Minas, which is known for its rolling hills and uneven terrain lending to farms that are small to medium in size. Rinaldo de Castro Junqueira has a 700-acre estate called Fazenda Furnas in Pedralva within the Carmo micro region. During the harvest, coffee cherries are picked and floated to remove less dense and damaged coffee, and then placed on patios or raised beds to carefully reduce moisture to 11 percent and then carefully stored until it is time for milling and export.