New Coffee from Minas Gerais. This is an exceptional micro lot from a single producer in Brazil. Expect sweetness & lively acidity that we don’t typically expect from the production region. This is a new relationship for Gotham & we’re proud to feature an excellent coffee from a woman owned & run coffee farm. From our importer: Lucia Maria da Silva Dias (AKA Tuca Dias) is a passionate and creative coffee producer. With her dedicated team at Santa Alina she is committed to producing a wide variety of high-quality coffee. Sitting at altitudes between 950 and 1,450 m.a.s.l., the farm covers almost 900 hectares of predominantly hilly terrain, of which 239 hectares are used for coffee cultivation. The average annual production of 5,500 bags mostly comes from the farms micro-lots. Over the decades, Fazenda Santa Alina has gained a reputaton for consistently producing some of the region’s most outstanding specialty coffee. This beautiful fazenda also supports a Eucalyptus plantation and the diversity of the farm’s coffee varieties is mirrored in the many native trees, such as Cercopia, Ipês and Palmito Juçara that thrive on the farm.

New Coffee from Minas Gerais. This is an exceptional micro lot from a single producer in Brazil. Expect sweetness & lively acidity that we don’t typically expect from the production region. This is a new relationship for Gotham & we’re proud to feature an excellent coffee from a woman owned & run coffee farm. From our importer: Lucia Maria da Silva Dias (AKA Tuca Dias) is a passionate and creative coffee producer. With her dedicated team at Santa Alina she is committed to producing a wide variety of high-quality coffee. Sitting at altitudes between 950 and 1,450 m.a.s.l., the farm covers almost 900 hectares of predominantly hilly terrain, of which 239 hectares are used for coffee cultivation. The average annual production of 5,500 bags mostly comes from the farms micro-lots. Over the decades, Fazenda Santa Alina has gained a reputaton for consistently producing some of the region’s most outstanding specialty coffee. This beautiful fazenda also supports a Eucalyptus plantation and the diversity of the farm’s coffee varieties is mirrored in the many native trees, such as Cercopia, Ipês and Palmito Juçara that thrive on the farm.