About This Coffee
Daterra Espresso is a mix of three Arabica varieties (Catuai, Mundo Novo and Paraiso). It highlights the Brazilian terroir with notes of dark chocolate and cane sugar, along with tasty hints of strawberry, cherry, and blackcurrant.
The Terroir
Daterra is a farm located in Cerrado, Brazil. Their main focus is on sustainability and quality, with an experimental approach. The farm is owned and run by Luis N. Pascoal and has existed for more than 30 years.
Nestled within the serene embrace of a stable climate characterized by dry-fresh winters and warm-wet summers, the Cerrado region presents an ideal canvas for the cultivation of remarkable coffee beans. This is the essence of Daterra farms, situated in the picturesque city of Patrocínio, where the oldest coffee plantations in the Brazilian Cerrado region thrive, making it one of the nation’s most prestigious coffee-producing areas. The plantations flourish at an average altitude of over 1000 meters , with some terroirs reaching elevations of approximately 1300m.
In this exceptional environment, where wind, sun, and soil harmonize, Arabica coffee trees find their perfect home. The diverse altitudes and microclimates on the farms conspire to create a captivating array of flavors, from velvety-chocolaty to brightly-floral, destined to enchant your palate.
Brazil - Daterra Espresso
220 DH – 420 DH
220 DH – 420 DH
Method | Dose | Time | Ratio | Temp |
---|---|---|---|---|
Espresso | 18g | 26-28 | 1:2.1 | 90°c |
Espresso w/ Milk | 18g | 28-32 | 1:1.8 | 90°c |
Americano | 18g | 26-28 | 1:2.1 | 90°c |
Mokapot | 16g | 2:30 | 1:10 | 96°c |
V60 / Origami | 15g | 3:30 | 1:16 | 88°c |
About This Coffee
Daterra Espresso is a mix of three Arabica varieties (Catuai, Mundo Novo and Paraiso). It highlights the Brazilian terroir with notes of dark chocolate and cane sugar, along with tasty hints of strawberry, cherry, and blackcurrant.
The Terroir
Daterra is a farm located in Cerrado, Brazil. Their main focus is on sustainability and quality, with an experimental approach. The farm is owned and run by Luis N. Pascoal and has existed for more than 30 years.
Nestled within the serene embrace of a stable climate characterized by dry-fresh winters and warm-wet summers, the Cerrado region presents an ideal canvas for the cultivation of remarkable coffee beans. This is the essence of Daterra farms, situated in the picturesque city of Patrocínio, where the oldest coffee plantations in the Brazilian Cerrado region thrive, making it one of the nation’s most prestigious coffee-producing areas. The plantations flourish at an average altitude of over 1000 meters , with some terroirs reaching elevations of approximately 1300m.
In this exceptional environment, where wind, sun, and soil harmonize, Arabica coffee trees find their perfect home. The diverse altitudes and microclimates on the farms conspire to create a captivating array of flavors, from velvety-chocolaty to brightly-floral, destined to enchant your palate.