• A bag of Flor do Brasil Pico Alto single-estate coffee, from Fazenda Pedra Redonda in Matas de Minas.
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Pico Alto

Pico Alto

$22.00
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Discover Pico Alto – "High Peak" – a single-estate specialty coffee from Fazenda Pedra Redonda, a family farm nestled in the Matas de Minas region of Brazil. Named after the high peaks surrounding the farm, this coffee showcases the exceptional quality possible when traditional farming meets ideal growing conditions.

☕ Cup Profile

Tasting Notes Chamomile, Dried Apricots, Raisin, Molasses
Acidity Balanced, gentle
Body Medium, silky
Roast Light-Medium

🌿 Origin Details

Origin Fazenda Pedra Redonda
Region Araponga, Minas Gerais
Process Pulped Natural
Arabica Varietal Catuai

✨ Perfect for

Ideal for someone who wants one reliable bag of beans that performs beautifully whether they are making a quick morning drip or a Sunday afternoon pour-over. While Sol Nascente leans towards modern acidity and Florescer towards traditional comfort, Pico Alto strikes the perfect balance between the two.

✨ Brewing Recommendation

Pico Alto is a versatile all-rounder that adapts to your preferred style: use a Pour Over to accentuate the bean's fruit clarity, Espresso for a rich, syrupy body, or a French Press to maximize the comforting notes of chocolate and caramel. In all methods, you'll enjoy these incredibly high quality specialty beans.
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Jess

I absolutely love Pico Alto. This was one of the first Flor do Brasil coffees I tried, and it remains one of my favorites. It’s balanced and naturally sweet. My husband and I really enjoy it. I highly recommend it.

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Rochel

Goood

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Dave

This is my new favorite coffee! I love the Molasses and Apricot notes and it works well with milk for my morning cappuccino. Highly recommended.

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Anonymous

Excellent quality coffee! I’ve now had Pico as a pour over and cold brew and I cannot decide which is better. I recommend to anyone looking to try a superior coffee and support a small but growing business.