Vale de Grama - Brazil Sugar Cane Decaf

from £12.50

Once belonging to the matriarch Mathilde, coffee has been cultivated in this picturesque valley since the 19th century. Vale De Grama is celebrated as a true pioneer in specialty coffee—in fact, the Brazil Specialty Coffee Association (BSCA) was officially founded right here in 1991. Today, world-renowned farms like Recreio, Santa Alina, Cachoeira da Grama, Rainha, Irarema, and Santa Inês call this valley home, combining heritage with cutting-edge science and technology to produce exceptional beans.

REGION: Vale De Grama, Brazil
VARIETALS: Yellow Bourbon, Catuaí, Catucaí
PROCESS: Natural, Sugar-cane decaffeination
ALTITUDE: 1000-1300 masl
TASTING NOTES:  Hazelnut, Milk Chocolate, Creamy

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Once belonging to the matriarch Mathilde, coffee has been cultivated in this picturesque valley since the 19th century. Vale De Grama is celebrated as a true pioneer in specialty coffee—in fact, the Brazil Specialty Coffee Association (BSCA) was officially founded right here in 1991. Today, world-renowned farms like Recreio, Santa Alina, Cachoeira da Grama, Rainha, Irarema, and Santa Inês call this valley home, combining heritage with cutting-edge science and technology to produce exceptional beans.

REGION: Vale De Grama, Brazil
VARIETALS: Yellow Bourbon, Catuaí, Catucaí
PROCESS: Natural, Sugar-cane decaffeination
ALTITUDE: 1000-1300 masl
TASTING NOTES:  Hazelnut, Milk Chocolate, Creamy

Vale de Grama — our Brazilian decaf, decaffeinated with a natural sugar-cane process to deliver a remarkable coffee experience, minus the caffeine. It embodies the classic Brazilian profile, celebrated for its rich and full-bodied character.

Enjoy a warm, inviting aroma and a creamy body, with notes of hazelnut and milk chocolate that give the cup a smooth, nutty richness.

Whether you prefer it black or with a splash of milk, this decaf offers a satisfying and flavourful experience that rivals any caffeinated brew.

NOTE: We cannot guarantee an Espresso grind that works for all the machines out there.

If you select Espresso you will receive an grind size between Espresso and (a tad finer than) Moka.

If you predominantly drink Espresso, we suggest investing in a good home grinder, starting with a Baratza or Sage.