Boas Festas Blend
Roast level: Light-Medium
Tasting notes: cherry, stone fruit and nut
Roasted by Peixoto, Chandler, AZ
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Boas Festas Blend
Roast level: Light-Medium
Tasting notes: cherry, stone fruit and nut
Roasted by Peixoto, Chandler, AZ
Peixoto

Boas Festas Blend

$21.99

Boas Festas means “happy holidays” in Portuguese, and this cup helps make that a reality. Ripe cherry and plum sweetness meets nutty peanut butter in a rich, crowd-pleasing blend that’s as fruity as it is cozy.

Light-Medium roast

Understanding roast levels

Roast level affects both flavor and body. Here's what to expect from each.

Light

Best for: those that prize delicate flavors and a tea-like feel above intensity.

Light-Medium

Best for: those that enjoy juicy acidity and gently caramelized sugars.

Medium

Best for: those that enjoy caramelized sugars and a smooth cup.

Medium-Dark

Best for: those looking for classic coffee flavors with a kiss of roast.

Dark

Best for: those that love intense, smoky flavor and a full body above all else.

Trade Tip

Roasters don’t always agree on roast level — one roaster’s dark might look the same as another’s medium. We taste and assign every coffee our own roast level, so your matches stay consistent no matter who roasted them.

Blend
Quantity

Flavor profile

Balanced and fruity with hints of

Cherry

Stone fruit

Nuts

Origin

Country Of Origin

Brazil, Ethiopia

Process

Natural/Dry Processed, Pulped Natural/Honey

Farm

São José da Boa Vista, Various Farms

Sub Region

Minas Gerais, Ethiopia

Peixoto
Women-Owned
ABOUT THE ROASTER

Peixoto

Chandler, AZ
Partnered with Trade since 2021
Julia Peixoto grew up in a Brazilian coffee farming family and wanted to do better for farmers in her region. In 2015, she and husband Jeff Peters left corporate careers to found Peixoto in Chandler, Arizona—where they produce, import, roast, and share their family's extraordinary coffee.
Fun Fact
The Peixoto (pronounced “pay-show-tow”) family has been farming coffee for at least four generations — since the turn of the nineteenth century.

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