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aoma coffee - Brazil Inacio Urban
  • aoma coffee - Brazil Inacio Urban
  • aoma coffee - Brazil Inacio Urban
  • aoma coffee - Brazil Inacio Urban
  • aoma coffee - Brazil Inacio Urban
  • aoma coffee - Brazil Inacio Urban
  • aoma coffee - Brazil Inacio Urban
aoma coffee - Brazil Inacio Urban

aoma coffee - Brazil Inacio Urban

$15.00

Net: 150 g

aoma coffee

Our mission is to cherish Japanese sensibilities while inspiring the emotions of those who drink delicious coffee, and to connect this to the future of coffee.

The rich individuality inherited from the makers (producers) is "discovered," "utilized," and "adjusted" through the roasting process, without adding or killing it, and then shared with those who drink it.

There's no need to go into too much detail; the coffee is characterized by the way it seeps into your body when you drink it.
Beans Information

Concept /
It has a flavor reminiscent of apricot jam with a sweet aftertaste of caramel and chocolate. It's a generous, well-balanced coffee, typical of the large Brazilian farms, that fits perfectly into your everyday dining table. It's also delicious as an espresso with milk.

Flavor Image /
 Apricot, Cacao Nibs, Caramel, Milk Chocolate

Region /
 Cerrado Miniero

Farmer /
 Inacio Urban

Variety /
 Arara, Catuai 62

Process /
 Natural

This coffee has a balanced Brazilian flavor and is perfect for everyday use.
It's easy to drink and has a pleasant aroma, making it a great everyday drink.

[Roaster Information]
A micro roaster based in Osaka. They have won roasting competitions and possess high roasting skills. They are known for their relaxing atmosphere and rich flavor.

[Farm Information]
Purchased by Inácio Urban in 1984, Rio Brigante (Bright River) is one of Brazil's largest farms dedicated to coffee production, covering over 1,600 hectares. 700 hectares of this farm are used to cultivate crops such as cotton, soybeans, corn, tomatoes, and beans. The farm supports various social programs in the area, the most significant of which is "Seeds of Change," which provides specialized classes for farm workers and their families. It also supports a local school, "Escolinha Tia Edna," and several open-air libraries through the "Ponto do Livro" project.

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