A mix of history, faith and mystery exists at Barinas. The farm was given its name (which translates to “where the wind blows stronger”) by owner Márcio Borges in honor of the Araxás indians, who lived in the region. Rumour has it, they come back at night to protect the plantation. Surrounded by geological formations and mineral riches such as sulphurous waters, niobium and apatite, the land in rich in
the history of its ancestors. The farm had its beginnings in 1820, and now in its 7th generation, has met the modern needs of the trade, with a state of the art laboratory, aiding precise classification of specialty grades. This progressive attitude can be reflected in the fact that Mr Alves is a regular feature in Brazils 'Cup of Excellence' competitions.
the history of its ancestors. The farm had its beginnings in 1820, and now in its 7th generation, has met the modern needs of the trade, with a state of the art laboratory, aiding precise classification of specialty grades. This progressive attitude can be reflected in the fact that Mr Alves is a regular feature in Brazils 'Cup of Excellence' competitions.