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Cau Dat Arabica

📍 Cau Dat, Lam Dong (1650 MASL)
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Quick Specs:
• Process: Washed
• Variety: Catimor, Yellow Bourbon
• Harvest: Dec/2025
• Notes: Tropical fruits, Plum wine, Honey

The "Queen" of Vietnamese Coffee

Cau Dat Arabica is widely regarded as the finest Arabica coffee produced in Vietnam. Grown at an elevation of 1,650 meters above sea level in the fertile basalt soil of Lam Dong province, these beans benefit from a cool, misty climate that mimics the conditions of the world's most renowned coffee regions.

Our specific lot is processed using a Natural Anaerobic method, which intensifies the inherent sweetness and fruitiness of the bean. You will experience a complex cup with a bright but gentle acidity, distinct notes of tropical fruits and plum wine, finishing with a lingering honey sweetness.

Perfect for specialty roasters looking for a unique single-origin espresso or a high-end pour-over option that challenges perceptions of Vietnamese coffee.

Coffee Texture
Product NameCau Dat Arabica (Catimor, Yellow Bourbon)
RegionCau Dat, Da Lat, Lam Dong, Vietnam
Altitude1,550 - 1,650 masl
ProcessingWashed
Screen SizeS16
Moisture10% - 12.5%
Foreign Matter0.1% Max
Black & Broken0.5% Max
Crop YearDec/2025
Manufacturing DateJan 2026
Expiry DateJuly 2027 (18 Months)
Packaging60kg Jute Bag (GrainPro inner optional)

A Legacy Since 1927

Coffee cultivation in Cau Dat dates back to 1927 when French colonists identified the region's cool climate and volcanic soil as ideal for Arabica varieties like Mocha and Bourbon. Unlike the rest of Vietnam which is dominated by Robusta, Cau Dat remains a sanctuary for high-quality Arabica.

The microclimate here features a high diurnal temperature variation—warm days and very cool nights. This slows down the maturation of the coffee cherries, allowing sugars to develop more fully and creating a denser, harder bean with complex flavor precursors.

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