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Flying Bean El Dorado - Brazil Alta Mogiana

Added October 2026

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Coffee

Origin
Alta Mogiana, Brazil 🇧🇷
Roast
Medium
Processing
Natural
Varietal
Various

Brew Profile

Brew Ratio
1:16
Temperature
91.5°C

Single Serve

Bloom
92.5°
40s
P1
91.5°
23s
P2
91.5°
23s
P3
91.5°

Batch

Bloom
92.5°
40s
P1
91.5°
30s
P2
91.5°
30s
P3
91.5°

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Profile Name
Flying Bean El Dorado - Brazil Alta Mogiana
Temperature
91.5°C
Coffee-to-Water Ratio
1:16
Bloom
ON
Bloom Ratio
1:3
Bloom Time
40s
Bloom Temperature
92.5°C
Single Serve Pulses
Number of Pulses
3
Time between Pulses
23s
Pulse 1
91.5°C
Pulse 2
91.5°C
Pulse 3
91.5°C
Batch Pulses
Number of Pulses
3
Time between Pulses
30s
Pulse 1
91.5°C
Pulse 2
91.5°C
Pulse 3
91.5°C

Notes

Roasted by Flying Bean Coffee, a specialty roastery in Valencia, Spain (“Freshly roasted in Valencia”). “El Dorado” is a natural-processed Brazil from Alta Mogiana — the high plateau on the São Paulo / Minas Gerais border, one of Brazil’s longest-established specialty regions. The bag lists the variety only as “Varios” (several) and gives no SCA score, altitude or roast level.

The roaster lists Milk Chocolate, Hazelnut & Plum (the bag’s Spanish label reads Chocolate con Leche, Avellana & Ciruela). Expect a sweet, rounded, low-acid cup: milk chocolate and toasted hazelnut carrying the body, with a soft dark-fruit plum note from the natural process rather than any loud fermentation funk.

Medium roast, brewed at a constant 91.5°C — just under the usual medium window, because Alta Mogiana beans grow lower and softer than most of the database’s high-grown lots and give up their solubles easily; any hotter and the finish turns dry. The bloom runs wide (1:3) and long (40s), and slightly warmer at 92.5°C, to saturate the natural’s residual fruit sugars on a bag still actively degassing.