In 1890, 4 brothers planted their first coffee plants in the Sul de Minas region of Brazil. Some 130 years later, their families have continued to be massively involved in coffee. Owners of famous farms in the Sul de Minas region (including Cachoeira De Grama and Santa Alina) and a roastery in Portland all trace their family back to those brothers, as does Cristiano Ottoni, the owner of Fazenda Rodomunho in the Cerrado de Minas region.

The Rodomunho estate stretches over a massive 450 hectares, which includes over 300 hectares of coffee as well as other agriculture. This obviously needs plenty of workers to look after and the farm has its own “agrovillage” – good quality accommodation, school, etc. – to look after them.

Walnut and Hazelnut dominate the flavour here, but they’re backed up by sweet chocolate orange.

Rodomunho Natural

We are coffee roasters and hospitality experts.

As a specialty coffee company, we get to build friendships with a huge variety of interesting and talented people all around the world who are embarking on new adventures every day. From coffee lovers to coffee shop owners and coffee farmers, we get to connect these people and it is such a humbling and inspiring privilege.

Since starting out in 1998, we have invested in our product, people and community. Back then we were just three passionate people roasting coffee out of a small shop in a provincial New Zealand surf town. Today, the only real difference is we have a lot more friends around the globe to learn things from and to share our coffee and hospitality with.

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Rodomunho Natural