THE CLINCH

Name: THE CLINCH
Brand: Clinch Coffee

Clinch Coffee

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This Brazilian coffee gives a taste of chocolate and citrus fruits. Works great as a crowd pleasing espresso or a full bodied and sweet filter coffee. Fazenda Boa Vista has grown coffee on the border of the Mogiana and South Minas regions since 1890. In 2019, Rubens Corrêa da Cunha Junior began a new phase for the farm, focusing fully on quality and long term sustainability. Set at 1,200 meters above sea level, the 90 hectare property was carefully renovated through replanting and major investment in wet and dry processing equipment. This also opened space for small, expressive microlots, incl

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as CLINCH COFFEE LTD, number 16487039. Checked 2026-08-29.
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THE CLINCH

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