sweet with medium to full body
and notes of caramel, nuts and berries
Belonging to South of Minas Gerais, Mantiqueira de Minas is a small hilly area, tucked into
the state’s highest region . This elevated coffee region is largely represented by smallholder producers.
Coffees from this region present outstanding citrus, floral and fruity notes, creamy and dense
body, intense citric acidity, nuanced sweetness, and prolonged finish
Varietal Red Bourbon
Region Nyamasheke
Process Washed
Producer – Collection of farms 70% female producers
Altitude 1550 – 1850 masl
Cup Profile
cocoa green apple dark fruit- dried sultana syrupy heavy body – produces a delicious and bold & complex espresso
Farm Information
THIS PROJECT began in 2022 AFTER DISCOVERING 315 FARMERS IN THE
NYAMASHEKE REGION WITHOUT ACCESS TO A CO-OPERATIVE OR WASHING
STATION. THE SMALL HOLDERS began PROCESSING AND EXPORTING THE COFFEE.
of which 70% of the – farming group is female
TERRAIN IN THE REGION IS RUGGED AND MOUNTAINOUS. HOWEVER, THE
VOLCANIC SOIL, TROPICAL RAINFALL AND HIGH ELEVATION PROVIDE
EXCEPTIONAL GROWING CONDITIONS.
THE FARMS AND WASHING STATION ARE LOCATED IN THE WESTERN PROVINCE,
THE NYAMASHEKE DISTRICT, WHICH BORDERS THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF
CONGO AND ALSO THE NYUNGWE NATIONAL PARK.
IPE Amarelo Yellow Bourbon is a type of coffee bean that is grown in the high-altitude regions of Brazil, particularly in the Cerrado region. The name “Yellow Bourbon” refers to the color of the coffee cherries when they are ripe, which are yellow instead of the traditional red.
The IPE Amarelo Yellow Bourbon coffee beans are known for their unique flavor profile, which is characterized by notes of chocolate, caramel, and nuts. They have a medium body and a low acidity, which makes them a popular choice for espresso-based drinks like cappuccinos and lattes.
The beans are grown on small family farms and are typically harvested by hand. They are then carefully processed and roasted to bring out their unique flavor profile. Because the beans are grown in such a specific region and under certain conditions, they are considered a specialty coffee and can be quite expensive.
In recent years, there has been a growing demand for specialty coffee beans like IPE Amarelo Yellow Bourbon, as consumers become more interested in the origin and quality of their coffee. This has led to increased investment in sustainable farming practices and greater support for small-scale coffee producers.
Overall, IPE Amarelo Yellow Bourbon is a delicious and unique type of coffee that showcases the best of Brazil’s coffee-growing traditions. Its popularity is a testament to the skill and dedication of the farmers who grow and harvest the beans, as well as the growing appreciation for specialty coffee among consumers.
ethical & sustainably produced coffee
Owners: Flavia & Gabriel Alves
Region/State alta Mogiana- Sao Paulo
Varietal : Red Mundo Novo
Process Natural
Elevation – 1,250m
Certifications UTZ – RFA- AMSC (Genuine rainforest coffee) Please email or call if you would like to buy a 30 kg bag or if you require even larger quantities of this outstanding coffee – we can assist with wholesale pricing
Owners: Flavia & Gabriel Alves
Profile
full bodied coffee abundant sweetness with syrupy caramel notes honey smoothness long finish of honey and blood orange balanced acidity and balanced flavour Ideal for a stand alone single origin espresso premium blend works well for many coffee styles – great in milk – espresso – black – filter – pourover and cold brew
Region: Toraja Sulawesi
Grade 1 – Traditional Wet Hulling Process
Screen Size 15 / 18
Cupping Notes:
deep heavy body bakers chocolate, brown sugar White grape, plum, nectarine, black tea, candy earthy
Specialty Grade
Cupping Notes
his Toraja is a low-acid, deep, intense and complex Sulawesi with a rich full syrupy body deep heavy body bakers chocolate, brown sugar White grape, plum, nectarine, black tea, candy combined with a dark sugar earthy and spicy finish – a big coffee this a classic sulawesi coffee is used by the best roasters to add syrupy texture body & punch to their blends or can also enjoyed as a single origin where it can be roasted at any profile to sample the great flexibility of the region makes an especially delicious espresso or long macc when roasted just into 2nd crack and rested for several days
Region Bairro Santa Izabel – South Minas Region
Farm Fazenda Monte Verde
Varietal Yellow Bourbon
Process: Natural Process –
Altitude 1180 masl
Cup Profile
caramel cocoa some stone fruit sweetness sweet smooth body
Farm Information:
Named after the rural neighbourhood where the farm is located, Bairro Santa Izabel. Nobletree Farms group acquired the Monte Verde farm in 2014, from previous owner Jose Roberto Canato. Sustainably expanding its specialty coffee area through the hard work of its employees,who are responsible for the success of the endeavour. The mill is located at the farm and produces Natural, Pulped Natural, Honey and Passa, also experimenting in Fermentation Experiments – aerobics and anaerobics.
Total Size:
315 acres. 127 coffee and 135 bio reserve. Nowadays, 5 families live on the farm, and around another 30 people are provided transport from the city every day to work at the farm. All women from the families that live on the farm, also work (pre-harvesting, harvesting and post-harvesting)
Certifications: RFA (Rainforest Alliance)
European Preparation
drinking too much coffee while you are stuck working from home?
this is the ideal coffee for you – processed beautifully with pure glacier water from Pico de Orizaba Mexico’s highest mountain – you can drink freely without guilt check it out below>>>
Cup Profile
smooth sweet syrupy full dark chocolate sweet and smooth finish nice long after taste
Process
This coffee is decaffeinated using the Mountain Water Process which involves sourcing
natural mountain water from Pico De Orizaba (one of the largest mountains in mexico. The coffee is soaked and washed in clean water numerous times and then the water is passed through a caffeine filter before being re-introduced to the coffee. This natural process leaves a full flavoured coffee without any chemical residue.
Organic Panela Sugar heavy clean molasses delicate floral notes dulche de leche – nicely balanced
Use wherever and however you choose on your cereal – in hot drinks or in baking and cooking – makes great caramel
you can also use it as a delicious base for your rubs & sauces when smoking your favorites meats & ribs
use however you like it is super delicious
this panela is made from the highest quality organic cane sugar grown in the region of San Remo in Guatemala. This Panela is premium quality and unrefined and importantly minimally processed to retain the natural minerals and nutrients of the sugar cane rendering its unique, flavour profile resulting in beautiful depth of flavour and mouthfeel
Premium Green Bean Decaf Blend – 100 % Clean Glacier Water Process Decaf
Brazil -Mexico – Peru
a this our Premium 3 Bean decaf blend this coffee has depth sweetness balance, depth and complexity – It tastes just like the real thing so you can enjoy all of the flavour whenever you want
Cup Profile
heavy cocoa body caramel Peach Orange Toffee beautiful and clean balanced cup long sweet aftertaste
REGION: Chicomuselo and Comalapa, Chiapas, Mexico
VARIETAL: Catuai and Typica
PROCESS: Fully Washed & Decaffeinated using Mountain Water Process
ALTITUDE: 1100m – 1600m
CUP PROFILE
aroma of brown sugar, spice, hints of ripe fruit full flavor of sweet brown sugar /toffee brown spice milk chocolate & soft fruit notes full body balanced coffee sweet clean aftertaste.
Process
This coffee is decaffeinated using the Mountain Water Process which involves sourcing
natural mountain water from Pico De Orizaba (one of the largest mountains in mexico. The coffee is soaked and washed in clean water numerous times and then the water is passed through a caffeine filter before being re-introduced to the coffee. This natural process leaves a full flavoured coffee without any chemical residue.
BACKGROUND:
In the state of Chiapas you find Mexico´s largest and oldest coffee producing regions, some farms can look back on a history record of more than a hundred years. With the influence of the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other side, the mountain slopes of the Sierra Madre Chiapas crosses the region dividing the state and creating various special microclimates.
