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| Composition | 100% arabicas |
| Consumption moment | All day long |
| Aromatic strength | Light |
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Coffee trees were imported in Brazil by a Portuguese Lieutenant, in 1727. During his mission in Cayenne, he succeeded in robbing a few coffee cherries stolen by the Cayenne Governor’s wife.
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