Brazil Santa Monica Estate Pink Bourbon Lot 16C

Price range: $30.00 through $90.00

******Limited Stock*******
Producer: Jean Vilhena
Process: Natural 
Varietal: Pink Bourbon (mostly associated with Colombia) 
Altitude: 1300 masl

Batch 16C

Cup Profile

Sweet — Molasses · Cane Sugar
Bright Citric Acidity · Cherry · Orange · Floral
Delicate Body · Pleasant Finish


SENSORIAL PROFILE

SWEETNESS ………………………….. Molasses · Cane Sugar
ACIDITY ……………………………….. Bright Citric
AROMA ………………………………….. Floral
FRUIT ……………………………………. Cherry · Orange
BODY …………………………………….. Delicate
FINISH …………………………………… Pleasant

beautifully clean and sweet tastes similar to a creamy Colombian when roasted for espresso – it really pops

with complexity

delicious filter cold brew pour over coffee unbelievably drinkable micro lot

 

Description

Jean Vilhena Santa Monica Estate

Pink Bourbon (columbian high end varietal)

Micro Lot : BATCH 16C


AROMA

Sweet – floral and inviting

FLAVOR Molasses, cane sugar, cherry and orange

ACIDITY Bright, citric, vivid and refreshing

BODY Delicate and smooth

FINISH Pleasant and clean


CUP NOTES

Sweet — Molasses · Cane Sugar
Bright Citric Acidity · Cherry · Orange · Floral
Delicate Body · Pleasant Finish


SENSORIAL PROFILE

SWEETNESS ………………………….. Molasses · Cane Sugar
ACIDITY ……………………………….. Bright Citric
AROMA ………………………………….. Floral
FRUIT ……………………………………. Cherry · Orange
BODY …………………………………….. Delicate
FINISH …………………………………… Pleasant


THE ORIGIN

Jean Vilhena Faleiros is one of the most respected specialty coffee producers in Brazil, based at Santa Monica Farm in Ibiraci, Minas Gerais, at an elevation of 1,200 metres in the Alto Mogiana region. The farm hosts over 10,000 square metres of African drying beds, the largest in Brazil, alongside advanced temperature-controlled fermentation facilities. Each lot is produced without synthetic chemicals and with meticulous yeast-specific protocols that define the character of every batch.

Ibiraci | Minas Gerais
1,200m | Brazil


 

Region Details

South of Minas Gerais boasts ideal natural features for specialty coffee production, including rich soils, abundant sunshine, and altitudes from 900 to 1,500 meters. Known for its outstanding terroir, this region consistently yields distinctive coffees that excel in top competitions like the Cup of Excellence. It includes cities such as Conceição das Pedras, Alfenas, Boa Esperança, Varginha, Guaxupé, Pedralva, and many others

Here’s how Brazil’s processing methods roughly break down:

Processing method Approximate share of Brazilian production Relative rarity
Natural (dry process) 60–75% Very common
Pulped Natural (Honey) 20–35% Common
Fully Washed 5–10% Uncommon

 

Additional information

Weight 1 kg
Dimensions 18 × 12 × 6 cm
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