Samambaia — Natural
Natural lot with Light Peach, Orange Oil, and Boozy Rum in the cup.
Sul de Minas, BR · Natural
LightPeachOrangeWhiskey
Well-reviewed roaster
63CBI
AUD 18.00 / 8.8oz
Typical US$1.36 to $2.60/oz
Producer
Henrique Dias Cambraia
BrazilMinas Gerais, Sul de Minas
- Coffees in catalog
- 2
- Currently available
- 1
- Roasters with stock
- 1
- Avg Cherrybook Index
- 60.6
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Producer overview
Henrique Dias Cambraia produces coffee in Brazil, specifically within the Minas Gerais and Sul de Minas regions. The growing altitudes for these coffees range from 1000 to 1200 meters. The varietal landscape represented in the catalog includes Mundo Novo, Yellow Bourbon, and other unspecified cultivars. The process portfolio observed in the catalog features natural and anaerobic natural treatments. The catalog footprint for Henrique Dias Cambraia includes two coffees featured by two different roasters. Recent catalog entries feature the Samambaia Natural roasted by Five Senses Coffee and the Slow Ride lot roasted by Caffe Vita. The work represented in the catalog demonstrates a focus on traditional and experimental processing methods within the Sul de Minas region.
- Sul de Minas producer
- natural and anaerobic processing
- Mundo Novo and Yellow Bourbon
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
- other2 lots
- mundo novo1 lot
- yellow bourbon1 lot
Processes
- Natural1
- anaerobic natural,process detail1
Altitude
1000–1200m
Currently available coffees
Five Senses Coffee1 lot
Archived (1)
Slow Ride: Brazil Campo Das Vertentes
Anaerobic Natural / Process Detail lot with Cinnamon, Molasses, and Dark Cherry in the cup.
Minas Gerais, BR · Anaerobic Natural / Process Detail
LightCinnamonMolassesCherry
58CBI
$2.17/oz
Out of stock
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