House Party
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House Party

ChocolateDried FruitNutty

About this coffee

House Party is a natural Brazilian coffee from Sete Cachoeiras in Minas Gerais, grown by the Brito family. Chocolate, dried fruit and nut notes make it smooth, rich and dependable.

Current bag
£11.50/ 250g

£4.60/100g

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Coffee data

Origin
Brazil
Producer
Renato Brito, Sete Cachoeiras
Process
Natural
Variety
Acaia

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