Has Bean Coffee
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Excellent · SCA 85–89
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“We've been buying coffee from Fazenda Cachoeira da Grama for over 20 years, and there's good reason why. This internationally renowned farm has been in the Carvalho Dias family since 1890, producing consistently exceptional coffee from Brazil's Sul de Minas region.”
“Mogiana is one of Brazil's oldest coffee production areas, with a history stretching back to the 1800s. The region takes its name from the Companhia Mogiana railways that traversed these mountainous coffee lands, the local line was known as "The Coffee Train" for its crucial role in early coffee production. The rich red volcanic soil and unique range of microclimates here have long been renowned for producing terrific quality and distinctive flavour profiles. Today, more than 1 million bags of coffee are grown in the Mogiana Valley annually.”
“This year, we're proud to introduce our 2026 Pride coffee in collaboration with London-based artist YORGOS, whose work centres on human connection, emotion, and bold visual simplicity. His approach felt like a natural fit, not just for a coffee label, but for the spirit of Pride itself. For YORGOS, the starting point was clear. He wanted to create something that felt warm, celebratory, and human. The final artwork does that exactly. Two mirrored faces sit side by side, connected through shared presence. Above them, a rainbow arcs overhead, offering not just colour, but something that feels protective and caring. For YORGOS, that rainbow carries more than celebration. It speaks to resilience, support, and hope, which feels like a pretty honest reflection of what Pride means right now. The coffee itself is a vibrant single-origin from Brazil, a country known not only for its rich coffee heritage, but also for its powerful Pride celebrations and resilient LGBTQ+ community. From the streets of São Paulo, home to one of the largest Pride parades in the world, to grassroots movements fighting for equality across the country, Brazil continues to be a place of both vibrant culture and deep resistance.”
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“Its mountainous terrain ranges from 1,100 to 1,300 metres above sea level, with precipitation levels between 1,800 and 2,000mm annually and an average temperature of 19ºC. Ideal conditions for coffee, basically.”
“This year, we're proud to introduce our 2026 Pride coffee in collaboration with London-based artist YORGOS, whose work centres on human connection, emotion, and bold visual simplicity. His approach felt like a natural fit, not just for a coffee label, but for the spirit of Pride itself.”
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