Serra Negra: Brazilian Coffee
Nestled within the Camocin estate in Brazil, a unique coffee story unfolds. Indigenous jacu birds, an endangered species, become unexpected heroes in this tale.
The entire Camocin coffee plantation found itself at the mercy of these wild jacu birds. These beautiful creatures had a particular fondness for the finest coffee cherries, nearly decimating the plants. Instead of resorting to harm, a novel idea took root. Drawing from a distant memory of kopi luwak, Sloper wondered if he could create coffee in a similar way.
Serra Negra, affectionately named, showcases the harmonious coexistence of nature and human innovation. Wild jacu birds play a pivotal role in shaping its character by carefully selecting the ripest and most exquisite coffee cherries.
Serra Negra's label, crafted by Otavio Santiago, reflects the elegance and luxury of this coffee. It's a testament to the dedication of all involved, from the coffee producers to the artisans.
Serra Negra isn't just coffee; it's a journey into a world where nature and human ingenuity unite to create something exceptional. Indulge in its rich flavors and unique history, experiencing Brazil's Camocin estate one sip at a time.
