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Chapadão de Ferro

Name: Chapadão de Ferro
Brand: Colours Coffee

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Tasting Notes: Sour cherry, Tangerine, Honey Process: Natural Varietal: Red Catuai Altitude: 1200 MASL Origin: Brazil About the farm: For four generations, the family of Márcio has cultivated coffee in the rich soils of Cerrado Mineiro. What began with his great-grandfather’s first coffee trees grew into a passion carried through the hills of Chapadão de Ferro, where the family became early pioneers of the region’s now world-renowned coffee farms. Today, Márcio works alongside his wife Tânia and son Leonardo on their 110-hectare farm, producing exceptional Red Catuaí coffee at 1,200 metres abo

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Registered at Companies House as COLOURS COFFEE LTD, number 15507529. Checked 2026-08-29.
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