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Sul De Minas

Roasted by Obadiah Coffee

This Arara varietal from producer Inácio Urban is prized for its high yield and notes of dark chocolate and sweet cherry.

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Sul De Minas — Obadiah Coffee
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dark chocolatesweet cherry

From the roaster

We have selected an Arara varietal from Inácio Urban, prized for its high yield and nuanced cup: dark chocolate & sweet cherry.

— Obadiah Coffee

Context

Produced by Inácio Urban in the Sul De Minas region of Brazil, this lot features the Arara varietal. As a coffee-growing powerhouse, Brazil is renowned for producing balanced, approachable cups that often serve as the foundation for high-quality specialty offerings. When exploring the specific profile of this selection from Obadiah Coffee, drinkers will encounter distinct notes of dark chocolate and sweet cherry.

While individual lots vary based on processing and terroir, coffees from this region are frequently celebrated for their heavy body and low acidity, making them a staple for those who enjoy a classic, comforting cup. To better understand how these specific descriptors fit into the broader spectrum of coffee characteristics, you can reference the flavor wheel. This particular Arara harvest highlights the consistent quality that producers like Urban continue to bring to the global market.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Sul De Minas grown?

Sul De Minas, roasted by Obadiah Coffee, is sourced from Sul de Minas, Brazil.

What does Sul De Minas taste like?

Expect tasting notes of dark chocolate and sweet cherry.

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Last verified: October 14, 2026 · Browse all beans.