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BRAZIL / MIRIM - Limited edition

BRAZIL / MIRIM - Limited edition

€19,50 EUR
€19,50 EUR
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From the slopes of Caparaó, in the shadow of Pico da Bandeira, a natural coffee with intense fruit, one that crossed the Atlantic under sail. Mirim is a micro-lot with taste, and with meaning.

Tasting profile

  • NotesRipe red fruit, cocoa, a soft touch of dried fruit
  • AcidityBright and fruity, well present
  • BodyAmple and velvety
  • SweetnessGenerous, notes of candied fruit

Specifications

  • OriginBrazil
  • RegionCaparaó
  • ProcessNatural
  • Screen14 +
  • TransportSailing cargo ship, crossing under sail
  • HarvestHand-picked
  • Format200 g

Our commitment

Each bag is roasted by hand in Provence, in the South of France, then packaged with a degassing valve to preserve the full range of aromas. This coffee also crossed the Atlantic aboard a sailing cargo ship: carbon-free transport, true to our attachment to the sea. We dispatch within a few days of roasting for optimal freshness.

As filter, its fruit expresses itself fully, V60 or French press.
As espresso, it gives an indulgent, sweet cup, typical of great Brazilian naturals. Enjoy in the morning to kickstart your day.
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Brazil

Caparaó, high altitude Brazil

Caparaó unveils steep mountain slopes encircling the Pico da Bandeira National Park. Its high altitude microclimates produce natural process coffees of rare clarity, featuring a more intense fruit profile and a brighter acidity than classic Brazilian coffees. Here, coffee is a matter of family farms, deeply mindful of cultivating one of the country natural treasures.

A small

Coffee with true purpose

The Mirim project, meaning small in Tupi, elevates smaller sized beans harvested from the same exceptional crops. Long set aside based on size alone, these screen 14 and 15 beans deliver remarkable cup quality, and unlocking their full value enables producers to earn a better living from their entire harvest.
The cherry on top, this lot reached France aboard a cargo sailboat for a decarbonized transatlantic crossing.