Country: Brazil
Origin: Ipanema Manor
Variety: new World
Treatment: insolation
From Brazil's most famous boutique coffee production estate, Ipanema, which is a large, high-quality farm located in South Minas Gerais, is actually made up of several adjacent farms. The coffee of Ipanema Manor is mostly sold to Europe and Japan. This coffee is limited by Starbucks in Japan. Mundo Novo coffee is grown in the high altitude of the farm. Mundo Novo is particularly suitable for the climate of Brazil, regardless of its altitude, high yield, high immunity and other characteristics, coupled with dense growth and planting, deeply loved by soybean farmers. Mundo Novo can harvest 30% more than bourbon, so you'll find that 40% of Brazilian farms grow Mundo Novo. Interestingly, high harvests are generally considered low-quality coffee beans, but Mundo Novo has attracted attention in the Brazilian Cup Test of Excellence Competition, proving that it is not inferior to other varieties.
The beans limited in Tokyo are well balanced in all aspects, with lively flavor and pleasant acidity, as well as a rich and strong taste, with dry aromas of pepper, cooked potatoes and fried barley. It tastes like honey chocolate in the mouth.
