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Recreio Natural

Recreio Natural

Dispatch Coffee

About This Coffee

Fazenda Recreio is a naturally-processed single origin coffee from São Sebastião da Grama in São Paulo, Brazil's Vale da Grama (Grass Valley). The farm has been operating since 1890 and is managed by Diogo Dias Teixeira de Macedo, trained by his grandfather. The farm has won or placed in the Top 20 in the Cup of Excellence awards ten times in the past 25 years. This lot is composed of eight varieties: Catuai, Catucai, Yellow Bourbon, Pacamara, Maragogipe, Acauã, SL-28, and Geisha. The coffee was sorted for consistent density and cherry size, laid out on the patio the same day it was picked, then moved to a dryer and stored in bins for at least two weeks to mature. Altitudes reach up to 1350 meters. Flavor notes include chocolate pudding, pecan, and cherry. This elegant, full-bodied coffee is imported through Osito Coffee.

Origin

São Sebastião Da Grama (Brazil)

Flavor Notes

Cherry, Chocolate Pudding, Pecan

Roast Level

Medium Light

Processing

Natural

Typology

Arabica
SL-28, Yellow Bourbon, Geisha, Catuai, Pacamara, Maragogipe, Acauã, Catucaì
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Dispatch Coffee

Chrissy Durcak started Dispatch as a cold brew bike delivery service in Montreal before running the city's first coffee truck for two years and finally opening brick and mortar locations in 2014. Today the roastery operates cafes in Montreal and Toronto, with an e commerce and subscription service that by 2022 accounted for nearly half of all revenue, reaching customers across over 400 Canadian cities. Roasting happens in house in Montreal with partner Pat Latreille, and each coffee receives its own personalized profile done in small batches with fresh roasting every week. Sourcing is deeply values driven: by 2020, 73% of coffee came from smallholder farmers, nearly half of their supply chain relationships support women led operations, and the team publishes transparency reports while donating pricing data to Emory University's Specialty Coffee Transaction Guide. Single origin beans come from Colombia, Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico, and Ethiopia, with a mission centered on establishing minimum prices above the cost of production.

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