Breakfast Wine Blend

Breakfast Wine Blend

The very first blend we created here at Hot Numbers, and we love it! Named after a jazz standard by American trumpeter Bobby Shaw, we think this Breakfast Wine blend exemplifies our crowd pleasing coffee perfectly. This smooth and balanced blend features the rich, chocolatey notes of Brazilian beans, complemented by the bright, citrusy flavours of Rwandan coffee. The presence of Caramel adds a touch of sweetness and a hint of toffee, rounding out the flavour profile for a cup that's both indulgent and complex. Perfect for those who love a classic coffee with a twist!

Tasting Notes Caramel | Dried Citrus | Chocolate

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Breakfast Wine

Our first blend, mixing chocolatey, nutty Brazilian with a lively, Rwandan coffee

Breakfast wine is named after the jazz standard by American trumpeter Bobby Shaw.

Fazenda Pinhal – Brazil

Fazenda Pinhal is a 914-hectare farm situated close to San Antonio De Ampoaro in Sul De Minas. The farm belongs to the Gabarra Teixeria Family who acquired the farm in 1994. The farm is only planted with 296 ha coffee (33% of the farm) with the rest of the land been left with natural reserve, Eucalyptus Forest and pasture land for cows.

In 2019 the farm won the award for Brazil’s most sustainable coffee farm and in 2019 they installed solar panels which now supplies 100% of their energy usage.

On the farm, they have also started a bird sanctuary to help rehabilitate and care for injured birds and have coordinated research programs with the local universities and student thesis.

The welfare of their employees is very important to them with providing dental care plans in 2018 and now researching with a local university on ways to make the working environment more sustainable for their employees and preventing occupational injuries.

Horizon IS #1 – Rwanda 

Not far from sister stations Bwenda and Gitega Hills is the Horizon station, found in the neighbouring Kigoma sector. The site is just 20km from Huye Mountain and nearby to the small town of Simbi

the station has become a positive addition to the community in the work it provides for the local people. 94 people are employed by the station with 4 full-time. 70% of staff are women. Horizon must be one of the most beautiful sites in the Southern Province. The small 3 hectare area sits long in the valley with steep slopes surrounding it. Pineapples grow on the verges and avocado trees line the walk down to the site. It sits at 1680 metres but the farms surrounding the station are much higher up, closer to 2000 metres. 1200 farmers contribute cherry to the station from farms that are all within 2km from the site. The average farm size is 7000 trees (3ha), and some have only 100 trees, amongst other crops. In 2019, the first year production restarted, the station processed 450 tons of cherry.