
Brazil Coffee Exotic Selection - "Gabriel De Carvalho" Arara Natural
We Taste
Spiced Orange | Caramel | Dark Chocolate
We Feel
Medium Full body | Creamy | Clean finished
Suitable for
Filter | Espresso
Region: Vale da Grama region, São Paulo
Farm: Fazenda Cachoeira da Grama Altitude: ~1,250 masl
Harvest: September - December
Varieties: Arara (hybrid of Yellow Catuai × Obatã)
Processed: Natural (sun‑dried on cloth/raised beds, finished in mechanical dryers)
We Taste
Spiced Orange | Caramel | Dark Chocolate
We Feel
Medium Full body | Creamy | Clean finished
Suitable for
Filter | Espresso
Region: Vale da Grama region, São Paulo
Farm: Fazenda Cachoeira da Grama Altitude: ~1,250 masl
Harvest: September - December
Varieties: Arara (hybrid of Yellow Catuai × Obatã)
Processed: Natural (sun‑dried on cloth/raised beds, finished in mechanical dryers)
Brazil Coffee Exotic Selection - "Gabriel De Carvalho" Arara Natural
We Taste
Spiced Orange | Caramel | Dark Chocolate
We Feel
Medium Full body | Creamy | Clean finished
Suitable for
Filter | Espresso
Region: Vale da Grama region, São Paulo
Farm: Fazenda Cachoeira da Grama Altitude: ~1,250 masl
Harvest: September - December
Varieties: Arara (hybrid of Yellow Catuai × Obatã)
Processed: Natural (sun‑dried on cloth/raised beds, finished in mechanical dryers)
We Taste
Spiced Orange | Caramel | Dark Chocolate
We Feel
Medium Full body | Creamy | Clean finished
Suitable for
Filter | Espresso
Region: Vale da Grama region, São Paulo
Farm: Fazenda Cachoeira da Grama Altitude: ~1,250 masl
Harvest: September - December
Varieties: Arara (hybrid of Yellow Catuai × Obatã)
Processed: Natural (sun‑dried on cloth/raised beds, finished in mechanical dryers)
Fazenda Cachoeira da Grama isn’t just any Brazilian coffee farm—it's been in the Carvalho Dias family since 1890, now stewarded by Gabriel de Carvalho Dias. Raised in a legacy of quality, Gabriel is an agronomic engineer celebrated in national competitions, and deeply committed to research, variety selection, and processing innovation.
The farm is nestled in Brazil’s renowned Vale da Grama—nicknamed “Grass Valley”—between coffee‑friendly elevations of 1,100–1,250 m, volcanic soils, and reliable rainfall (1,800–2,000 mm/year), perfect for balanced ripening and flavor development
Gabriel’s Arara lot is hand‑picked with precision—cherries are harvested onto clean cloths (no soil contamination), then quickly moved for processing. The natural method involves slow drying on raised beds and covered patios until cherries reach ~20% moisture. Then mechanical dryers bring them down to ~11% before careful storage in ideal environments. This patient, clean processing preserves the varietal character and produces a syrupy, fruit‑driven cup.
Why Society Coffee Roasters Loves it
BREWING METHOD
In | Out | Extract | |
Espresso | 19g - 20g | 32g - 36g | 24 - 28 sec |
Filter | 19g - 20g | 280g - 320g | 2:30 - 2:45 min |

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