Brazil (4)
- Camocim Estate — The biodynamic farm in the mountains of Espírito Santo, Brazil that won Cup of Excellence Brazil Naturals 2017 at 93.60 points and $90.20 a pound — and that sells Jacu Bird, a coffee picked by a wild forest bird.
- Daterra — The Brazilian farm group in Patrocínio that turned sustainability into a product — first Rainforest Alliance certified farm in Brazil, 216 mini-farms, and the experimental Masterpieces lots.
- Fazenda Aparecida (Urupês) — The farm in Urupês, São Paulo whose unusually vigorous coffee trees brought the Instituto Agronômico de Campinas to town in 1943 — the field where the Mundo Novo variety was found, in a municipality that was itself called Mundo Novo at the time.
- Fazenda Paie Filho — The ten-hectare leased plot in Ibiraci, Minas Gerais that won Cup of Excellence Brazil 2019 with a natural Yellow Catuaí at 92.23 points — and sold it for $60.10 a pound, five times the auction average and double the Geisha that came second.