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Durante el transporte desde el origen hasta el almacén y cuando está almacenado en el almacén, su café está asegurado a todo riesgo por Algrano. En caso de que ocurra algo, nos haremos cargo del asunto.
Para el transporte por carretera hasta su tostadero, puede elegir 2 opciones de entrega:
**Entrega a domicilio: nos encargamos del transporte por carretera hasta su domicilio. Compararemos precios y organizaremos los detalles de la recogida. El seguro de transporte y las reclamaciones de transporte están totalmente cubiertos por Algrano. No tiene de qué preocuparse.
Recogida en almacén (FCA): tendrá que organizar usted mismo el transporte y dar las instrucciones oportunas a su transportista. Tendrá que organizar el seguro y, en caso de daños durante el transporte, tendrá que presentar la reclamación al transportista.
Para los compradores de la UE, Suiza y el Reino Unido, el café se entregará despachado de aduana. En caso de una entrega intracomunitaria, tendrá que informar de la compra de acuerdo con su normativa local sobre el IVA.
Para los compradores en Noruega, Islandia, y Lichtenstein, podemos proporcionar el transporte a su tostadero, pero no podemos importar en estos países. En este caso, deberá registrar la importación.
Para los compradores de EE.UU., nos encargaremos del despacho de aduanas.
"Exotic profile with fruits like pineapple, peach and strawberry, creamy body and intense sweetness plus outstanding finish. "
- Fazenda Canta Galo, octubre de 2020
Los costes de financiación se aplican hasta que se libera el café.
La historia del café
The terroir Canta Galo is my family's farm and it's located in Campos Altos, in the West of Minas Gerais. Campos Altos is not yet a certified coffee region like the Cerrado, but it has a very particular terroir and micro-climates. My farm sits in the fringes of the Atlantic forest, right where it meets the Cerrado Mineiro, near Serra da Canastra (known for its amazing cheese and soon to be known for its coffee too). We call it "the gates of Cerrado". The average altitude here is of 1200m and we are protected from the winds by a big stone wall. Here, maturation of the cherries and drying is slow and the farm receives direct sunlight only until 3:30 pm during harvest time, prolonging the drying period.
Satellite view of my farm near Campos Altos town in the West of Minas Gerais, near Serra da Canastra
Family union I grew up around coffee and always enjoyed it, but I only became a full-time farmer a few years ago when my father passed away. Before that, I was a PE teacher. It was a radical change, amplified by my father's sudden death. I had to take control of stuff quickly or, as we say it in Minas, had to "grab the ox by the horn". All my 3 siblings also had other jobs and didn't really believe in coffee. As Canta Galo was too small to split, they wanted to sell it. I insisted that we kept the farm and started investing heavily in it. And it seems like it's paying off!
Since I took over, I started improving our post-harvest protocols by making our patios better for drying. I like to do "intermittent drying", for example, and let my coffees rest in bags for 15 to 20 days when they reach 18 to 16% humidity. Then I bring the cherries back to the patio to finish drying. This process has proven really good for my conditions. So much that, when we competed last year for the first time we got 3rd place on the EMATER's (Institute of Technical Assistance and Rural Extension of Minas Gerais) contest!
When I won 3rd place at EMATER's competition last year
Winning a competition was a great honour for my family. It got my siblings more excited to work with coffee and now my brother, who is an accountant, is looking after the farm's finances and one of my sisters is learning to taste. This union is key to keep up going strong. It is also key to allow me some spare time to dedicate to my other passion: mountain biking and radical sports. I take part in Downhill competitions since 2011! And now that the harvest season is at the end I can go back riding!
Me (left), my siblings and my mother (in the middle)
When I am not working in coffee I relax by doing radical sports, specially mountain biking!
El proceso
This is a Pulped Natural with anaerobic fermentation in containers for 160 hours, always controlling the temperature so it could be kept for this long. It was later dried on raised beds.
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