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BRAZIL MATA DE MINAS PULPED NATURAL ROASTED
BRAZIL MATA DE MINAS PULPED NATURAL ROASTED
BRAZIL MATA DE MINAS PULPED NATURAL ROASTED
BRAZIL MATA DE MINAS PULPED NATURAL ROASTED
BRAZIL MATA DE MINAS PULPED NATURAL ROASTED

BRAZIL MATA DE MINAS PULPED NATURAL ROASTED

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$9.99
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Great for Drip & Espresso.

CUP PROFILE:
Dark Chocolate, Brown Sugar, Hazelnut, Raisin

 

About:
The pulped natural process, locally known as Cereja Des- cascado, was pioneered in Brazil around 20 years ago. The method lies at the intersection of natural and washed pro- cessing. Instead of drying the cherries in their whole form – which takes longer – or washing away all the fruit matter – which takes more effort – the pulped natural process only removes some pulp. The pulped natural method leaves a thin layer of mucilage on the beans before setting the cof- fee out to dry.

Pulping the cherries before drying brings up the acidity content that leans towards the citric spectrum, with deli- cate floral fragrances and lighter body. The thin mucilage layer that coats the beans during the drying process not only protects them from exposure and defects but also adds some sweetness and a variety of flavor nuances to the coffee. These include sugar cane, milk chocolate, and hazel- nut with an overall rich flavor and clean cup profile.

 

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Roast Level:
Medium  . Our goal is to bring as much sweetness and character of the bean forward without over roasting the flavors out of the bean. We like to drop this bean as first crack ends.

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Roasted Fresh Daily. Usually ships same day with 1-5 day shipping. We roast on a fluid bed air roaster. This means less acidity for people with sensitive stomachs. Cleaner, no hydrocarbons or charring. Questions are welcomed! We love coffee and hope you love ours as well.