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Serra da Mantiqueira - MG

Carmo Coffees Farm

Nature has a habit of whimsy, especially in the coffee trees that sprout in the Serra da Mantiqueira, "it seems that it was the coffee itself that chose the best soil to live in". The rainy climate of summer, contrasting with the dry season is ideal for the ripening of the fruits, makes the grains ready to be harvested at the right time.

The sun and soil light up and the mountains are covered in the color of trees and crops, making the scenery look like a painting in green, yellow, orange and red. There is no way to pass through Carmo de Minas and its farms without being admired, embraced by more than hundreds of coffee growers who nurture the same respect and admiration for coffee.

The love for the region is not only in the coffee plants, Carmo Coffees maintains the social project "Cria Carmo", for the benefit of 200 children in the region, expanding opportunities within the school environment and bringing sport and health to the community. The synergy of the professionals with their surroundings and the friendship cultivated with all those involved in the coffee cultivation process, from production to the final product, make the best coffee in Brazil here, and with it, the best sensations.



REGION

Serra da Mantiqueira in the South of Minas Gerais

PROCESS METHODS

Natural

Pulped Natural

Semi-washed

TOTAL AREA

1.000 ha

280 ha (with coffee)

ALTITUDE

Minimum: 850 m

Maximum: 1,200 m

Average: 1,000 m

VARIETIES

Yellow and Red Bourbon, Catucaí, New World, Geisha, Yirgachefe, Sudan Rume, Starmaya

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Tulio Henrique Renno Junqueira

Carmo Coffees Farm

Farm Facts

ADDRESS

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TOTAL AREA

380 ha

210 ha (with coffee)

9,500 bags of coffee per year

 

ALTITUDE

Minimum: 950 m

Maximum: 1,180 m

Average: 1,065 m

PROCESS METHODS

Natural

Demucilaged (Semi-washed)

Washed

Pulped Natural Sun Dry

Natural Sun Dry

Pulped Natural

 

VARIETIES

Yellow Bourbon,

Yellow and Red Icatu,

Rubi,

Yellow and Red Catuaí,

Catiguá, Acaiá,

Novo Mundo, and

Topázio

South of Minas Gerais

It is the biggest coffee producer in the world!

Sul de Minas is the largest Arabica coffee producing region in Brazil. It has altitudes between 850m and 1,250m and average annual temperature between 22 and 24°C. Interestingly, this region is the largest coffee producer in the world! Its high altitude and annual average temperature facilitate the production of full-bodied coffees, with slightly acidic citric flavors and fruity aromas.

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