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Airumá-Market Lane Coffee

Airumá

$ $24.00
Hazelnut praline and orange with a brown sugar sweetness
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Origin: Chapada Diamantina, Bahia, Brazil
Variety: Catuaí & Topazio
Processing Method: Pulped Natural
Producer: Borré Family
Relationship Length: Since 2015

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This coffee has notes of hazelnut praline and orange with a brown sugar sweetness.

In the mid-1800s, gold and diamonds were found in Brazil’s Espinhaço mountain range, leading many European fortune-hunters to settle in the region, which eventually became known as Chapada Diamantina. However, diamond mines had a devastating impact on the environment, and many of the local indigenous population were forced to work in punishing conditions.

While Chapada Diamantina has since been rejuvenated as a breathtaking national park, the legacy of its mines has not disappeared. After founding their family estate, Fazenda Progresso, here in the 1980s, the Borré family had a commitment to bring increased opportunity and prosperity to the region. Over the past three decades, they have provided thousands of jobs for the local community, established a medical clinic and school, and pioneered new crops like coffee and grapes. Airumá is named for the beautiful “starry sky” over Progresso, which promises a brighter future for the region and its people.

The Borré family have made significant investments in updating the processing technology at Fazenda Progresso.

Despite its history of exploitation, Bahia’s Chapada Diamantina has been rejuvenated as a breathtaking national park.

The Borré family established Fazenda Progresso in Chapada Diamantina in the 1980s.

The Borré family have made significant investments in updating the processing technology at Fazenda Progresso.

Despite its history of exploitation, Bahia’s Chapada Diamantina has been rejuvenated as a breathtaking national park.

The Borré family established Fazenda Progresso in Chapada Diamantina in the 1980s.

The Borré family have made significant investments in updating the processing technology at Fazenda Progresso.

Despite its history of exploitation, Bahia’s Chapada Diamantina has been rejuvenated as a breathtaking national park.

The Borré family established Fazenda Progresso in Chapada Diamantina in the 1980s.

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