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Santu á Rio Sul Farm

Farm history

Fazenda Santuario Sul is a project that aims to lead new market trends. It is not easy to introduce coffee from all over the world to create a new image of Brazilian coffee. The coffee grown reflects the stubbornness of Louis Paul and his buddies. Today, in addition to traditional Brazilian varieties, such as yellow bourbon, the farm has more than 30 exotic varieties of coffee, which are grown differently from Brazilian standards, such as shaded fields and innovative craftsmanship (new flavors). South Santorio is one of the most traditional farms in Camo de Minas, where its coffee is processed. Carefully cultivated varieties are closely monitored to provide the best results according to the climatic conditions of the region. In addition, Louis Paul himself insisted on cups containing the first samples of each coffee. Over the next few years, Louis Paul had no doubt that "our goal is to lead the market and provide higher quality!"

Coffee processing system

The coffee is dried on a bed in Africa.

Pay attention to quality

The farm pays full attention to quality. It works to produce microcup scores of more than 87 points.

Fourth place in Brazil COE in 2019

Name of the farm: Santu á Rio Sul

Farmer / representative: Santu á Rio Sul

Score: 90.61

Height: 1200 m.a.s.l.

City: Carmo de Minas, MG

Region: Mantiqueira de Minas

Coffee features: rum, jasmine, strawberries, oranges, rich sweet spices, red wine, aroma, complexity, elegance, pomegranate, essence

The aroma / taste is bright and lively

Acidity: cream, peaches, exotic, elegance, balance, honey, amber, aged rum, spices

Treatment system: sun treatment

Variety: Gesha

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