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BRAZIL Sítio Pedra Grande Obata – Espresso
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For wholesale pricing and inquiries, please contact our sales team via wholesale@fiveelephant.com.
We roast on Mondays and Thursdays and dispatch the next day. Please place your order before 6:00am on Monday / Thursday to receive your coffee as soon as possible.
Shipping options for international customers: DHL (For EU countries under 2 kg) or FedEx. Pricing calculated automatically once the shipping address is provided in the checkout process. All orders are trackable.
Shipping options for German customers: DHL only. Pricing calculated automatically once the shipping address is provided in the checkout process. All orders are trackable.
Shipping options for Berlin customers (or anyone who’s in town): DHL or self pick-up. Pricing calculated automatically once the shipping address is provided in the checkout process. All orders are trackable. Self pick-up is free of charge from our Kreuzberg cafe.
In compliance with German commerce laws, all orders are refundable within 14 days of purchase date, in the condition that the goods were returned to us undamaged. If you’d like your order to be refunded for any reason, please contact us via answers@fiveelephant.com.
All bags of BRAZIL Sítio Pedra Grande Obata – Espresso are sold as 250g or 1kg.
250g - €15.50/bag (€59.60/kg)
1kg Bag - €52.90 - Incl. 7% USt. zzgl. Shipping.
Sold as Whole Beans only.
Product Description
Luciano’s father, Antonio Vicente, moved to the mountainous coffee farming town of Caconde in São Paulo when he was fifteen years old. He got married, bought a piece of land up the mountain called Vila Vicente, built his house, and started cultivating coffee. Luciano and his seven siblings were born and raised here, surrounded by coffee trees.
When Luciano inherited three hectares of his father’s land, he struggled to continue with the coffee plantation, which was still treated as a commodity. With the help of his neighbor, João Hamilton, he started producing specialty coffee in 2014. “João told me about FAF’s project, about taking care of the land and revitalizing the soil, decreasing insecticides, and picking and drying at riper levels. He also said that my land had good altitude and that I could produce high-quality coffees here.” With enthusiasm and deep passion for his coffee fields, Luciano is taking care of the land and being part of the FAF Coffees agronomist project, focusing on increasing quality and promoting sustainable farm management.
Coffee Details
Origin Brazil
RegionMogiana
Producer Luciano Vicente
FarmSitio Pedra Grande
VarietalObatá
ProcessNatural
Elevation 1.200-1.345 masl
