Brasile

Brasile

Caffè Lab

About This Coffee

A Brazilian specialty coffee from Fazenda IP (Fazenda Isidro Pereira) in the Carmo de Minas region. The lot features the Acaia variety, a hybrid of Typica and Bourbon, genetically close to Mundo Novo, thriving between 800 and 1200 meters altitude. Cherries are naturally dried on cement patios for approximately 20–25 days. This coffee scored 83 SCA points and delivers milk chocolate, almond, and raisin flavor notes with good creamy body, mild acidity, and high sweetness. Best suited for espresso and moka.

Origin

Carmo De Minas (Brazil)

Flavor Notes

Raisin, Almond, Milk Chocolate

Roast Level

Dark

Processing

Natural

Typology

Arabica
Acaia
CL

Caffè Lab

Andrea Bernini founded Caffè Lab in 2015 as a specialty coffee selection and importing company rooted in the heritage of his family's historic Florentine roasting house, Mokaflor, which has been operating since 1950 and handles the actual roasting of Caffè Lab's coffees. The project is built around experimentation and pushing beyond traditional Italian espresso methods, with a team that includes coffee specialists Simone Celli, Gabriele Cortopassi, and Robert Brinck alongside Bianca Bernini on communications. Caffè Lab's range spans from classic Italian blends and Fairtrade organic certified offerings to exclusive single origins from Nepal, Jamaica Blue Mountain, and Ethiopia Sidamo, available in beans, ground, pods, capsules, and even green coffee for home roasters. The company also founded Women in Coffee Italy, recognized by the International Women's Coffee Alliance, adding an advocacy dimension that distinguishes it from most Italian roasting operations. By pairing a seventy five year old family roasting tradition with a progressive, education driven approach to specialty coffee, Caffè Lab bridges two eras of Italian coffee culture.