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Daterra Decaf

Daterra Decaf

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Dark Chocolate, Green Apple, Biscuit

This coffee leads with a strong, sweet green apple aroma, followed by notes of dark chocolate and biscuit; subtle hints of lemon and sugar carry throughout the cup and last into the finish.

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Region
Patrocíno, Cerrado, Minas Gerais
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Varietal
Various
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Altitude
910 - 1220 masl
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Producer
Daterra
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Process
Natural, Swiss Water Decaffeination
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Harvest
June ’24 - September -24

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ABOUT

Daterra in Cerrado, Brazil, is the world’s only B Corp certified coffee farm. Pioneering precision agriculture to monitor soil health and water use, they also experiment with varieties, fermentation, and post-harvest techniques.

Their focus on sustainability, from carbon reduction to eco-friendly packaging, aligns with our sourcing policy on sustainable initiatives. Daterra leads in genetic research and conservation to build a more resilient coffee future.

This lot is decaffeinated by Swiss Water, removing 99.9% of caffeine without chemicals. Expect notes of dark chocolate, apple and biscuit. We're excired to be partnering with a fellow B Corp to showcase this new decaffeinated coffee.

Brew Guide

BREW METHOD

DOSE

DOSE

18

TIME

TIME

30

YIELD

YIELD

36

METHOD

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ETHICAL COFFEE SOURCING

Just like our approach to roasting and training, we source coffee in such a way that prioritises empowering people who are disadvantaged or disenfranchised.

Every sourcing decision is made intentionally in order to maximise the impact for the producers.
We focus these decisions around 3 main principles:

REHABILITATION

In line with our mission in the UK, we support the rehabilitation of coffee producers previously involved in conflict, crime or the drug trade. We’ve been working with a project in Colombia which supports farmers who were previously members of paramilitary groups, and want to move away from growing illegal plants for the drugs industry and instead produce coffee. This allows them to have a steady, sustainable income which provides for their family and creates stability within their community.

12%

of our purchased coffee

Sustainable Initiatives

Economic and environmental sustainability are important issues at every stage of the coffee supply chain.

We work with Caravela, who on top of paying farmers up front, have an on-the-ground team to work with farmers improving their farm yield and reduce carbon emissions.

We also work closely with Raw Material CIC, who reinvest all profits at origin.

54%

of our purchased coffee

Female Economic Empowerment

We support the promotion of female coffee producers to improve gender equality in the industry. In an industry where women do most of the labour but rarely hold positions of power, we want to help reset the balance. We’ve built a relationship with Patricia Coelho, a female producer in The Pinhal Region in Brazil, to create our house espresso blend, The Block. We now do a lot of business with Patrica, giving her the capital to invest in producing better and better coffee and thereby access the speciality market. 2023 marks our third year working with Patricia.

31%

of our purchased coffee