Pilha, Natural
Delicate florals, glacé fruit; deep & rich with hints of sherbet and ginger.
The English translation for Pilha is ‘Pile’. The name of this technique is pretty self-explanatory. Rather than spread thinly, the cherries are heaped into small mounds around 25cm high. This mounding increases heat and, in turn, fermentation. Carefully monitored, this technique has been quite risk-free and results in a controlled rise in fruit character to the coffee. A distinct shift from Lado a Lado, you’ll find some delicate floral aromas and a medley of glace fruit; deep and rich but with hints of sherbet and ginger marmalade.

About SanCoffee
SanCoffee is comprised of over 20 fazendas (estates), many of whom are well known in their own right; often placing in the Brazil Cup of Excellence. We’re proud to have a long history with this co-operative, stretching back to 2012! Coffee from their member estates supplies the backbone of some well-loved house blends, as well as some bangin’ lots both as single varietals and experimental processing types.
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