Blog topic: Sabor

Introducing the Worms That Made Your Coffee

Visit Luis Adauto, Brazilian Coffee Producer of the Year in 2007, and he may just start digging. Besides being one of the pioneers of Fair-trade coffee in Brazil, Luis Adauto and his family also produce award-winning coffee.   He is proud that wherever he digs on his farm, you find life. The worms are in some [...]

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Coffee Scientist on “Coffee Scientist”

(Editor’s Note:  I first met Dr. Shawn Steiman at the Association for Science and Information on Coffee (ASIC) conference last year in Campinas, Brazil (Click Here for Conference Link).  A coffee scientist and consultant based in Hawaii, his The Hawai‘i Coffee Book: A Gourmet’s Guide from Kona to Kaua‘i is the first comprehensive overview of [...]

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Coffee Processing 101

A brief and simplified look at what happens between the time the coffee cherry is picked from the tree and the coffee bean is roasted. If you want the specifics, take a look at some of the posts in the Coffee Geek category or email us with your questions. This post serves to provide [...]

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Back to Poços de Caldas to Recup

Filling Cups with Gun

I returned to Poços de Caldas to recup some coffees, in particular to find a better lot of Serra do Bone. Until now, only one sample has met my expectations, and that was a small lot of naturals from a competition. This time I walked away happy – finding a microlot [...]

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Purchase of Luis Adauto’s Coffee

Joel with Luis Adauto
Poço Fundo. I went back to Coopfam today to close the deal with Luis Adauto. This is a truly remarkable coffee and I look forward to sharing it with you when it arrives. Naturally processed, sweet, full bodied, rounded acidity and a wonderful melon fruit in the aftertaste.

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