Brazil Yellow Honey Carlos & Dani
Brazil Yellow Honey Carlos & Dani
Brazil Yellow Honey Carlos & Dani
Brews well at a wide roast range, and ticks off a lot of boxes for single origin espresso. Mid-toned chocolate, nutty hints, barley malt, honey granola with walnut, dried apple. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.
Full Cupping Notes
Grinding the coffee released a malt-accented sweetness, with a toasted nut note, and mild spices. A dark Full City roast had very nice roast intensity that played into low toned cocoa notes. The wet aroma brought out a chocolatey side, like hazelnut chocolate spread, and semi-sweet chips. This is a pleasantly mild Brazil coffee, mid-toned chocolate, with nutty hints, and milky body. At City+, the flavor notes showed aspects of honey granola with nuts, natural sugars, barley malt, and a dried apple note. I found lighter roasts carried moderate acidity for the origin that was a bit like green tea, with a finishing flavor of toasted barley. My Full City roast was chocolatey with a spiced bittersweetness, like cinnamon-laced chocolate bar, accompanied by creamy body, and long bittersweet finish. It ticks off a lot of boxes for an excellent single origin Brazilian espresso option.
Specs
Region Carmo de Minas, Minas Geraís Processing Yellow Honey Drying Method Patio Sun-Dried Arrival date November 2025 Arrival Lot size 50 Bag size 60 KG Packaging GrainPro Liner Farm Gate Yes Cultivar Detail Acaia, Catuai, Mundo Novo, Icatu Grade Estate Appearance .4 d/300gr, 15+ Screen Roast Recommendations City+ to Full City+ Type Farm Gate Recommended for Espresso Yes
Product Overview
Product Overview
| process method | Honey Process |
|---|---|
| cultivar | Bourbon Types, Modern Hybrids |
| farm gate | Yes |
Farm Notes
Farm Notes
Origin & Farm Notes
This coffee comes from Santa Rita de Cássia Farm, owned and operated by Carlos Henrique, and daughter Dani Alkmin. Carlos purchased the farm back in 1983, and has expanded slowly through the years to the current 78 hectares. Their farm is situated on the sloping hills of the Serra da Mantiqueira in Carmo de Minas, and spans a steep incline of 910 to 1250 meters above sea level. In addition to the standard dry process and pulp natural coffees, they also produce a small amount of honey process, which is what this lot is. Honey processing is actually very similar to pulp natural in that the outer cherry is removed, but the sticky mucilage is left intact. With honeys, a thicker layer of fruit is left intact with the seed during the drying phase, which can affect the cup in different ways, like enhance body, and sweetness. We found this lot to be on the refined side for Brazil and for honey, lightly fruited, and carrying a very nice level of sweetness. It also produces a bit of chaff during roasting, so be sure to vacuum your roaster between batches.
Specs
Specs
Technical Specifications
Key specifications and operating details for this product.
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| type | Farm Gate |
| recommended espresso | Yes |
Brazil Yellow Honey Carlos & Dani
Brazil Yellow Honey Carlos & Dani
Brews well at a wide roast range, and ticks off a lot of boxes for single origin espresso. Mid-toned chocolate, nutty hints, barley malt, honey granola with walnut, dried apple. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.
Full Cupping Notes
Grinding the coffee released a malt-accented sweetness, with a toasted nut note, and mild spices. A dark Full City roast had very nice roast intensity that played into low toned cocoa notes. The wet aroma brought out a chocolatey side, like hazelnut chocolate spread, and semi-sweet chips. This is a pleasantly mild Brazil coffee, mid-toned chocolate, with nutty hints, and milky body. At City+, the flavor notes showed aspects of honey granola with nuts, natural sugars, barley malt, and a dried apple note. I found lighter roasts carried moderate acidity for the origin that was a bit like green tea, with a finishing flavor of toasted barley. My Full City roast was chocolatey with a spiced bittersweetness, like cinnamon-laced chocolate bar, accompanied by creamy body, and long bittersweet finish. It ticks off a lot of boxes for an excellent single origin Brazilian espresso option.
Specs
| Region | Carmo de Minas, Minas Geraís |
|---|---|
| Processing | Yellow Honey |
| Drying Method | Patio Sun-Dried |
| Arrival date | November 2025 Arrival |
| Lot size | 50 |
| Bag size | 60 KG |
| Packaging | GrainPro Liner |
| Farm Gate | Yes |
| Cultivar Detail | Acaia, Catuai, Mundo Novo, Icatu |
| Grade | Estate |
| Appearance | .4 d/300gr, 15+ Screen |
| Roast Recommendations | City+ to Full City+ |
| Type | Farm Gate |
| Recommended for Espresso | Yes |