Featured
Cacao Bomb
Longitude · Paraná, Brazil
- 84.5 SCA
- Natural
- Mundo Novo
- 800 m
Chocolate, Caramel, Raisins
Brazilian specialty coffee · Valencia
From the Brazilian farm to your counter
We import specialty coffee from named Brazilian farms and bring it straight to cafés and homes in Valencia. We know which farm every lot comes from, the altitude it grows at, how it was processed and when it was roasted.
- Farm and region for every lot
- Free delivery in Valencia
- Pay by Bizum or bank transfer
The coffees
Every coffee with its farm, its region and its technical sheet. 250 g bags, whole bean or ground.
Featured
Limited edition
Presso Especial
Sítio Floresta · Espírito Santo, Brazil
- 83 SCA
- CD (pulped natural)
- Red Catuaí
- 900 m
Chestnut, Lightly fruity
Limited edition
Presso Microlote
Sítio Floresta · Espírito Santo, Brazil
- 85 SCA
- CD (pulped natural)
- Red Catuaí
- 900 m
Fruity, Honey, Sugarcane molasses, Red fruit
Limited edition
Geisha
Fazenda Bagagem · Goiás, Brazil
- 85.5 SCA
- Natural
- Geisha
- 1100 m
Floral, Tea, Plum, Honey, Vanilla
Limited edition
Paraíso
Fazenda Bagagem · Goiás, Brazil
- 86 SCA
- Honey
- Paraíso MG2
- 1100 m
Floral, Caramel, Honey, Citrus
Who we are
Origin
Cafuné is the coffee brand of Rio de Janeiro Importación y Exportación, S.L., a company based in Valencia. We import Brazilian specialty coffee from named farms and bring it straight to cafés and homes in the city.
Why Brazil?
Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, yet its specialty coffee hardly appears on Spanish menus. We bring it in lot by lot, with the farm named.
Some Brazilian coffee grows on «terra roxa», a dark red, fertile soil. About 130 million years ago, as South America split from Africa, vast lava flows poured out of cracks in the ground and covered more than a million square kilometres of the south of the continent. Over time, that basalt became this soil. The most common story is that the name comes from Italian immigrants on the coffee farms, who called it «terra rossa», red earth.
Sources: Serviço Geológico do Brasil · Wikipedia: Terra roxa
The farms
Where the farms are
- 1Longitude · Paraná
- 2Sítio Floresta · Espírito Santo
- 3Fazenda Bagagem · Goiás
Markers show the state, not the exact location of each farm. Map: IBGE.
Farm
Longitude
Paraná, Brazil
- Variety
- Mundo Novo
- Process
- Natural
- Altitude
- 800 m
- Coffees
- Cacao Bomb
Did you know? · Paraná
In the 1960s, Paraná was Brazil's largest coffee producer: in 1962 it harvested 64% of all the country's coffee.
Source: DERAL/Seab-PR
Farm
Sítio Floresta
Espírito Santo, Brazil
- Variety
- Red Catuaí
- Process
- CD (pulped natural)
- Altitude
- 900 m
- Coffees
- Presso Especial, Presso Microlote
Did you know? · Espírito Santo
It is Brazil's second-largest coffee-producing state, behind only Minas Gerais, and its largest producer of conilon (robusta): two in every three bags of Brazilian conilon come from there. This lot is arabica, roughly one in every four bags the state produces.
Source: Conab, 2026
Farm
Fazenda Bagagem
Goiás, Brazil
- Variety
- Geisha, Paraíso MG2
- Process
- Natural, Honey
- Altitude
- 1100 m
Did you know? · Goiás
The farm lies about 180 km from Brasília, next to Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park, in the Cerrado, Brazil's savanna. Of its 1,956 hectares, only a quarter is farmed: the rest is kept as native vegetation.
Source: TYPICA Coffee, 2025
For cafés
Brazilian specialty coffee for your counter
We agree trade prices with each café based on volume. Whole bean or ground, in 250 g or 1 kg bags.
We work on consignment
We leave the coffee on your counter and you only pay for what you sell.
- No minimum
- No commitment
- No exclusivity
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Contact
For orders, samples or any question, get in touch.
WhatsApp
+34 676 00 38 57
The quickest way. Orders and questions.
Email
riocomercio@gmx.com
For proposals and documents.
Delivery area
Valencia: free delivery or pickup.
Rest of mainland Spain: €4.90 shipping, free from €40.00.