Aconchego #1 – Masterpieces Auction 2025
Anaerobic Natural lot with Jabuticaba, Grape, and Strawberry in the cup.
Cerrado, BR · Anaerobic Natural
Typical US$2.98 to $5.68/oz
Producer
Compare Daterra Coffee’s offerings tracked by Cherrybook. A producer can supply different lots, varieties and harvests; check those details alongside the process, bag size and price.
Producer overview
Daterra Coffee produces coffee in Brazil, specifically within the Cerrado region at altitudes ranging from 900 to 1200 meters. The producer's catalog representation includes 7 total coffees, with 3 currently in stock and offerings carried by 2 roasters. The average Cherrybook Index across their lots is 58.4. The varietal profile features rare and uncommon cultivars, including aramosa and laurina, alongside other unspecified varieties. Processing methods heavily favor anaerobic natural techniques, alongside standard natural processing. The catalog footprint reflects representation from roasters such as Leaves Coffee Roasters and 43 Factory Coffee Roaster. Recent lot examples include auction lots from the Masterpieces Auction 2025, such as Aconchego #1 and Malemolência #1, processed as anaerobic naturals using aramosa and other varieties.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
900–1200m
Harvests
Anaerobic Natural lot with Jabuticaba, Grape, and Strawberry in the cup.
Cerrado, BR · Anaerobic Natural
Typical US$2.98 to $5.68/oz
Anaerobic Natural lot with Jabuticaba, Grape, and Strawberry in the cup.
Cerrado, BR · Anaerobic Natural
Typical US$3.26 to $5.23/oz
Broad comparison
Anaerobic Natural lot with Red Grape, Dried Fruit, and Cherry in the cup.
Cerrado, BR · Anaerobic Natural
Anaerobic Natural lot with Pistachios, Green Grape, and Melon in the cup.
Cerrado, BR · Anaerobic Natural
Expect Pistachios, Green Grape, and Melon from this anaerobic natural lot.
Cerrado, BR · Anaerobic Natural
Expect Cherry Candy, Red Berries, and Raspberry from this natural lot.
Cerrado, BR · Natural
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