Fazenda Santuàrio Sul Yirgacheffe - Brasilien Filter

Fruchtige, äthiopische Geschmäcker treffen brasilianische Konsistenz in unseren Bohnen. Mit süßen Noten von Blaubeere und Bergamotte sowie einem vollen Körper und einem Nachgeschmack, der an Haselnuss erinnert.

The Fazenda Santuàrio Sul Yirgacheffe, roasted by 19grams, represents a unique intersection of Brazilian production and the distinct flavor profile typically associated with Ethiopian Yirgacheffe. Produced at Fazenda Santuàrio Sul in Brazil, this coffee is characterized by the roaster’s notes of blueberry, bergamot, and hazelnut.

In the broader landscape of specialty coffee, beans labeled with regional descriptors like "Yirgacheffe" often signal a focus on bright, citrus-forward acidity and floral aromatics. While these profiles are traditionally linked to specific African terroirs, modern processing techniques allow producers globally to explore diverse sensory expressions. To better understand how these specific notes of bergamot and blueberry fit into the broader spectrum of coffee quality and sensory evaluation, enthusiasts often refer to the flavor wheel. This particular lot offers a compelling look at how Brazilian cultivation can interpret classic, high-toned flavor profiles, providing a nuanced experience for those who enjoy both the structure of South American coffees and the complexity of floral, fruit-driven varieties.