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Pascoal Set

Roasted by Obadiah Coffee

This set features two distinctive lots from Daterra, including a Geisha and a naturally low-caffeine blend of Aramosa and Laurina.

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Pascoal Set — Obadiah Coffee
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From the roaster

Presenting two distinctive lots from Daterra: Palco, an exceptional Geisha from the Masterpiece range, plus Aramosa & Laurina, a naturally low-caffeine lot.

150g - Palco, Brazil

150g - Aramosa & Laurina, Brazil

— Obadiah Coffee

Context

The Pascoal Set, roasted by Obadiah Coffee, represents a compelling intersection of Brazilian coffee production and the highly sought-after Geisha varietal. Produced by Daterra in Brazil, this lot highlights the evolving landscape of specialty coffee in a region traditionally known for its large-scale, consistent output. While Geisha is globally prized for its distinct floral and tea-like clarity, the specific expression of this cultivar can vary significantly based on the unique microclimate and processing techniques employed at the farm level.

When evaluating the complexities of such a refined lot, tasters often look to the flavor wheel to identify the nuanced aromatic compounds that define high-end specialty beans. By pairing the technical expertise of Daterra with the roasting approach of Obadiah Coffee, this offering provides a unique opportunity to experience how a world-renowned varietal adapts to the specific terroir of the Brazilian landscape.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Pascoal Set grown?

Pascoal Set, roasted by Obadiah Coffee, is sourced from Cerrado Mineiro, Brazil.

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