BrazilBuraca Roasters · Lisbon
Brazil - Jaguara
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43,30 €/kg
43,30 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 0,78 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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What Buraca Roasters says about this coffee
Fazenda Jaguara, in Campo das Vertentes, Brazil, was founded in 2001 by agronomist Antonio Wander and two colleagues. In 2013, his son André Luiz and Natália took over the 90-hectare farm and began pushing it in a new direction — one rooted in sustainability and a deep respect for the land.
Over the last six years, the farm has achieved an 80% reduction in agrochemical use through a set of deliberate, interconnected practices. They grow naturally pest-resistant varietals — including Yellow Catuai 24-137, Yellow Catuai 2-SL, Acauã, and Arara — and use careful pruning techniques that allow sunlight to penetrate the plants, naturally breaking pest cycles. Biodiversity is actively encouraged both within the crops and in the soil, attracting natural predator insects and enriching the land with natural fertilisers.
Beyond coffee, the farm cultivates other crops and keeps native bee colonies — using them both to increase pollination and as natural indicators of the absence of harmful insecticides. It's a farming philosophy where everything works together, and the results speak for themselves.
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“Fazenda Jaguara, in Campo das Vertentes, Brazil, was founded in 2001 by agronomist Antonio Wander and two colleagues.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
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