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Acu is a varietal of coffee that originated in Brazil. It is a hybrid of Mundo Novo and Caturra, two other popular Brazilian coffee varieties. Acu is known for its high yield and resistance to diseases, making it a popular choice among coffee farmers...

Açu Iapar 59 is a variety of coffee that was developed in Brazil by Instituto Agronômico do Paraná (IAPAR) in the 1970s. It was created by crossing a Mundo Novo plant with a Caturra plant, resulting in a plant with high yield and resistance...

Catuai 44 is a hybrid coffee varietal that was developed in Brazil in the late 1940s by the Instituto Agronômico do Campinas (IAC). It's a cross between the Mundo Novo and Caturra varietals, which were two popular varietals at the time. The Catuai 44...

Yellow Icatu is a varietal of coffee that was developed in Brazil in the early 1970s. It is a hybrid of Mundo Novo and Caturra, two popular coffee varieties that are known for their quality and flavor. The Yellow Icatu was created with the...

Experience the uniqueness of Mexico Anaerobic Coffee - an exceptional brew produced through a meticulously controlled fermentation process, absent of oxygen. Delight in its complexity, as the anaerobic method enhances the beans' flavor nuances, resulting in captivating notes. Immerse yourself in a truly distinctive...

Awaken your senses with Mexico Natural Finca Encino Coffee. Harvested at the esteemed Finca Encino estate, this coffee is meticulously processed using the "natural process coffee" method, where the beans are dried with their fruit intact, infusing them with distinctive fruity and full-bodied flavors....

Meet Feliciano Adame, the talented producer behind this exquisite Mexico Natural Process Coffee from Finca Cerro Azul. Located on the tropical southeast coast of Mexico in the Guerrero region near Atoyec De Álvarez, the farm benefits from the perfect combination of humidity, rainfall, shade,...