Brazil Espírito Santo Fazenda Boa Vista
Brazil Espírito Santo Fazenda Boa Vista
Brazil Espírito Santo Fazenda Boa Vista
Bodied Brazil coffee, milky texture conveys bittersweet flavors and creamy nut tones. Dark drinking chocolate, nougat, raw cashew, walnut, dark chocolate almond bark, low acidity. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.
Full Cupping Notes
The fragrance and. aroma had a familiar malty sweetness for me, like molasses brown bread, accented with natural cocoa and carob, brewers yeast, and peanut cookie. This is a bodied Brazil coffee, with lactic mouthfeel that's almost milky in texture, helping to convey bittersweet flavors and creamy nut tones. My Full City roast brought out flavors of dark drinking chocolate, with mild sweetness that hinted at nougat. The coffee cooled to notes of raw cashew, fading to walnut, dark chocolate almond bark, and bittering baking cocoa in the long finish. Full City pulls an excellent espresso too, and I recommend letting it rest for at least 5 days post-roast. I pulled shots at 7 days rest - 18g in/21g out over 28 seconds - and found loads of bittering dark cocoa, cacao nibs, with a sweet-savory hint of Tamari glazed nuts. A 1:1 blend with Sumatra Giling Basah Aceh Pak Muhtar was very nice, with a tad more sweetness to the shot, flourless torte, along with complex aroma that includes black pepper, and pipe tobacco in the long finish.
Specs
Region Espírito Santo do Pinhal, São Paulo Processing Dry Process (Natural) Drying Method Patio Sun Dried, and Mechanical Dryer Arrival date February 2026 Arrival Lot size 52 Bag size 60 KG Packaging GrainPro Liner Farm Gate Yes Cultivar Detail Bourbon, Mundo Novo, Catuaí, Acaiá, Bourbon Grade Estate Appearance .8 d/300gr, 15+ Screen - we saw a couple partial quakers in 200g roasted coffee Roast Recommendations City+ to Full City+ Type Farm Gate Recommended for Espresso Yes
Product Overview
Product Overview
| process method | Dry Process (Natural) |
|---|---|
| cultivar | Bourbon Types, Modern Hybrids |
| farm gate | Yes |
Farm Notes
Farm Notes
Origin & Farm Notes
This coffee is from Fazenda Boa Vista in the Mogiana growing region, an area that has become synonymous with high quality Brazilian coffees through the years. The farm dates back to 1890, however the reins were handed to Rubens Correa de Cunha Junior in 2019. At that time, he took over the day to day management and Rubens focused his efforts on making major farm renovations, including replanting new varieties, and improving the milling facilities. The farm sits at 1200 meters above sea level, and is currently planted in Bourbon, Mundo Novo, Catuaí, and Acaiá. This is a dry process coffee, meaning the whole coffee cherries are laid to dry with the seeds intact. In addition to dry process and pulp natural processes, Rubens is experimenting with anaerobic and other types of fermentation.
Specs
Specs
Technical Specifications
Key specifications and operating details for this product.
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| type | Farm Gate |
| recommended espresso | Yes |
Brazil Espírito Santo Fazenda Boa Vista
Brazil Espírito Santo Fazenda Boa Vista
Bodied Brazil coffee, milky texture conveys bittersweet flavors and creamy nut tones. Dark drinking chocolate, nougat, raw cashew, walnut, dark chocolate almond bark, low acidity. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.
Full Cupping Notes
The fragrance and. aroma had a familiar malty sweetness for me, like molasses brown bread, accented with natural cocoa and carob, brewers yeast, and peanut cookie. This is a bodied Brazil coffee, with lactic mouthfeel that's almost milky in texture, helping to convey bittersweet flavors and creamy nut tones. My Full City roast brought out flavors of dark drinking chocolate, with mild sweetness that hinted at nougat. The coffee cooled to notes of raw cashew, fading to walnut, dark chocolate almond bark, and bittering baking cocoa in the long finish. Full City pulls an excellent espresso too, and I recommend letting it rest for at least 5 days post-roast. I pulled shots at 7 days rest - 18g in/21g out over 28 seconds - and found loads of bittering dark cocoa, cacao nibs, with a sweet-savory hint of Tamari glazed nuts. A 1:1 blend with Sumatra Giling Basah Aceh Pak Muhtar was very nice, with a tad more sweetness to the shot, flourless torte, along with complex aroma that includes black pepper, and pipe tobacco in the long finish.
Specs
| Region | Espírito Santo do Pinhal, São Paulo |
|---|---|
| Processing | Dry Process (Natural) |
| Drying Method | Patio Sun Dried, and Mechanical Dryer |
| Arrival date | February 2026 Arrival |
| Lot size | 52 |
| Bag size | 60 KG |
| Packaging | GrainPro Liner |
| Farm Gate | Yes |
| Cultivar Detail | Bourbon, Mundo Novo, Catuaí, Acaiá, Bourbon |
| Grade | Estate |
| Appearance | .8 d/300gr, 15+ Screen - we saw a couple partial quakers in 200g roasted coffee |
| Roast Recommendations | City+ to Full City+ |
| Type | Farm Gate |
| Recommended for Espresso | Yes |