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Bear Christmas Roast

Size: 200g
Grind: Wholebean

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Developing Our Seasonal Roast!

Brazil Sul De Minas

  • Origin- Brazil
  • Region- Sul De Minas
  • Altitude- 905-1180 MASL
  • Producer- Fazenda Mirante
  • Variety- Catucai
  • Process-Natural Drum Fermentation

Roast Type: Espresso Roast
(Espresso Machine, Moka Pot or French Press)

Story

Coffee production in Brazil represents about one-third of the entire coffee production, making it by far the biggest producer worldwide for the last 150 years.

In central Brazil, the extensive Cerrado savannah is interrupted by seemingly endless plateaus called Chapadas. They cover the states Goiás, Mato Grosso do Sul, Mato Grosso, Tocantins, and Minas Gerais, turning them into one of the largest coffee production areas in the world. Around Minas Gerais, farmers have started to concentrate on cultivating mainly specialty coffees. Well-defined seasons with hot, wet summers and pleasantly cool, dry winters favor coffee cultivation in this region.

It is precisely this region where this coffee was produced, specifically in Santo Antônio do Amparo, located in the southern part of the province of Minas Gerais. Along Fazenda Mirante, Pedro Gabarra owns other farms in the area, where many different varieties such as Arara, Caturra, Geisha, Mundo Novo, Bourbon, and Topázio grow. The farm has a total area of 102 hectares of which 71 are dedicated to coffee cultivation.

Since its foundation, there has been a significant emphasis on producing high quality coffee while improving the social and environmental impact of the farm. Some of their projects involve improved waste management systems, the provision of environmental education in schools, and opening the farm for the rehabilitation and release of over 900 animals (Wings Project). In 2019, they also implemented solar panels and eventually achieved, in 2022, to be carbon neutral certified.

This natural coffee from Fazenda Mirante underwent drum fermentation. After the red ripe cherries are selectively harvested, they are placed inside oak barrels to ferment without any oxygen for several days. Following the fermentation process, the cherries are laid on patios to sun-dry. We invite you to try the outcome and explore the complex and fruity notes that emerged through this kind of processing.

Tasting notes: Rum, Raisin & Nougat 


  • Altitude: 1050 MASL
  • Process: Naturally Fermented (12-24 hours), Washed
  • Producers: 50-100 small coffee growers
  • Certification: 85.5% SCAA Speciality Grade Score & Certified B-Corporation Suppliers
  • Varieties: Caturra, Colombia, Castillo & Typica
  • Notes: Caramel, Chocolate & Orange

La Estrella del Ostro is a Colombian speciality coffee grown by various small-scale coffee growers from Belen. Belen is a small township located in the southern region of La Plata, Huila.

The beans are sustainably grown by 50-100 small coffee growers in Belén-La Plata and have scored 85.5% on the Speciality Coffee Association's quality score sheet, which is an exceptionally high score for a House Roast.

These small-scale producers share the same microclimates, favourable for cultivating high-quality coffee. “La Estrella del Ostro” gets its name from a star that shines notably bright most nights above the mountain range where this coffee is grown.

La Estrella del Ostro is a coffee as bright and sparkly as the star it is named after, we hope you enjoy this wonderful coffee.

Best suited for all brewing methodsthe Espresso and Filter Brewing Method (Espresso Machine, French Press, Moka Pot, Chemex, Aeropress and V60/Pourover).

Find the recommended recipe here.

You can rest assured, that you're getting one of the highest quality house coffees Ireland has to offer, while improving the livelihoods of others and fostering environmental stewardship.

We're achieving this by:

  • Paying higher prices to source our green beans than other coffee houses, to ensure fair and appropriate pay for working hours and quality beans.
  • Achieving greater supply chain transparency, to support and spearhead the eradication of child labour, safer working conditions and cleaner environmental practices.
  • Working directly with our farmers and coffee growers, without any muddy or corner-cutting intermediaries.
  • Fostering an ongoing working relationship with our farmers ensures a steady and reliable income so they can improve their living conditions and farming needs.
  • Monitoring and assessing our supply chain with thorough traceability and transparency reports.

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