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Altitude
~1050 masl

What the Brand Says

Bergamot & Brazil Nut aroma, stunning lemon curd and makrut lime. From a COE-awarded farm, the elegant flavours of this lot recalibrate our expectations of Brazilian coffee. With five generations of coffee farmers behind him, Homero Aguiar Paiva's innovations are producing accolade-winning coffees. After previously featuring Homero's Cup Of Excellence award-winning coffees, Five Senses jumped at the opportunity to secure this micro-lot from Fazenda Guariroba. Showcased in the 'Best SanCup' competition, this coffee took the golden ripening Yellow Catuaí cherries, pulped them and then laid them out to dry. The attention to detail given to all areas from tree health to selective picking and attentive processing has resulted in a coffee that offers a unique set of flavours, broadening our understanding of what delicious Brazilian coffee can taste like.
Bergamot & Brazil Nut aroma, stunning lemon curd and makrut lime. From a COE-awarded farm, the elegant flavours of this lot recalibrate our expectations of Brazilian coffee. With five generations of coffee farmers behind him, Homero Aguiar Paiva's innovations are producing accolade-winning coffees. After previously featuring Homero's Cup Of Excellence award-winning coffees, Five Senses jumped at the opportunity to secure this micro-lot from Fazenda Guariroba. Showcased in the 'Best SanCup' competition, this coffee took the golden ripening Yellow Catuaí cherries, pulped them and then laid them out to dry. The attention to detail given to all areas from tree health to selective picking and attentive processing has resulted in a coffee that offers a unique set of flavours, broadening our understanding of what delicious Brazilian coffee can taste like.
FIVE SENSES · AU

Guariroba, Yellow Catuaí

250g
$14.93
($27.09/lbs)
1kg
$50.49
($22.90/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

Tasting Notes

Bergamot
Lemon curd
Brazil nut
Kaffir lime

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Out of stock
0 ratings
From $14.93/250g
FIVE SENSES · AU

Guariroba, Yellow Catuaí

250g
$14.93
($27.09/lbs)
1kg
$50.49
($22.90/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

Tasting Notes

Bergamot
Lemon curd
Brazil nut
Kaffir lime
Variety
Altitude
~1050 masl

What the Brand Says

Bergamot & Brazil Nut aroma, stunning lemon curd and makrut lime. From a COE-awarded farm, the elegant flavours of this lot recalibrate our expectations of Brazilian coffee. With five generations of coffee farmers behind him, Homero Aguiar Paiva's innovations are producing accolade-winning coffees. After previously featuring Homero's Cup Of Excellence award-winning coffees, Five Senses jumped at the opportunity to secure this micro-lot from Fazenda Guariroba. Showcased in the 'Best SanCup' competition, this coffee took the golden ripening Yellow Catuaí cherries, pulped them and then laid them out to dry. The attention to detail given to all areas from tree health to selective picking and attentive processing has resulted in a coffee that offers a unique set of flavours, broadening our understanding of what delicious Brazilian coffee can taste like.
Bergamot & Brazil Nut aroma, stunning lemon curd and makrut lime. From a COE-awarded farm, the elegant flavours of this lot recalibrate our expectations of Brazilian coffee. With five generations of coffee farmers behind him, Homero Aguiar Paiva's innovations are producing accolade-winning coffees. After previously featuring Homero's Cup Of Excellence award-winning coffees, Five Senses jumped at the opportunity to secure this micro-lot from Fazenda Guariroba. Showcased in the 'Best SanCup' competition, this coffee took the golden ripening Yellow Catuaí cherries, pulped them and then laid them out to dry. The attention to detail given to all areas from tree health to selective picking and attentive processing has resulted in a coffee that offers a unique set of flavours, broadening our understanding of what delicious Brazilian coffee can taste like.

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