CATURRA
Caturra is a variety of Arabica coffee that originated in Brazil in the 1930s as a natural mutation of the Bourbon variety. It is characterized by its compact growth habit, making it easier to harvest compared to other varieties. Caturra is popular in Latin American countries, especially in Brazil, Colombia, and Costa Rica. Known for its balanced cup profile, it typically offers a mild flavor with bright acidity, medium body, and sweet, fruity notes. Due to its high yield potential and resilience to disease, it has become an important cultivar in coffee production.