- Single-origin from Perdizes, Brazil
- Process: Semi-washed or Pulped Natural
- Sweet pipe tobacco aromatics with allspice notes
- Thick viscous body and a buttery finish.
- 100% Organic / Shade-grown / Medium Roast
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Whole-bean organic coffee
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Whole-bean organic coffee
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You can enjoy this coffee that Robber Parker describes as "having sweet, pipe tobacco aromatics, allspice notes with a thick viscous body and a buttery finish." And you can know that those flavors are a piece of a larger happy story.
Twelve years ago, before Ricardo de Aguiar Rezende made the commitment to make his farm Nossa Senhora De Fatima completely organic, snake bites were a constant problem for his farm workers. Those were often serious, life-threatening bites that took their toll on everyone.
Today, snake bites are almost unheard of and indeed, a recent bite, the first in almost 2 years, was met with critical medical care provided by the comprehensive social and medical plans provided for his workers. Hearing this story seemed to be emblematic of both the value of organic agriculture on the larger eco-system and the pricelessness of quality medical care and social programs for workers.
The next day I shared my idea to name the coffee for those snakes. Personally, I leaned towards the alliterative "smiling snake" or "serpent's smile" but collectively the name "Septentes Allegres" ("Happy Snakes" in Portuguese) seemed to capture everyone's imagination. That was that. And today when you drink Serpentes Allegres you can think about all the good things happening at Nossa Senhora De Fatima.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
My 1st sip of Brazilian Coffee and it didn't disappoint at all. Very tasty and smooth with a funky-smoky taste I've never had before. Unique and well worth the price.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
This is the most amazing coffee I have ever had. And the customer service at OCC is #1!!!!
