Brazil Coffee – nutty, chocolatey & pleasantly balanced
Brazil is the largest coffee-growing country in the world – and at the same time one of the most popular.
Brazilian coffee stands for mild flavor, low acidity, and chocolatey-nutty aromas.
That is precisely why it is perfect for everyday use and for anyone looking for a balanced coffee.
What makes our coffee from Brazil special?
Coffee from Brazil is known for its accessibility.
Compared to very fruity or high-acidity coffees, it comes across as round, smooth and harmonious.
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Nutty notes
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Chocolate aroma
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Low acidity
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Pleasant body
Discovering our Brazilians
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Regular priceFrom €10.90Regular priceSale priceFrom €10.90Unit price€43.60 per kg
BRAZIL - Brazil Espresso
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Regular priceFrom €10.90Regular priceSale priceFrom €10.90Unit price€43.60 per kg
BRAZIL - Brazil filter coffee
Who is Brazil coffee actually suitable for?
Brazilian coffee is a very good choice if you:
- are looking for a mild, low-acidity coffee
- prefer chocolatey & nutty flavors
- drink coffee daily
- are new to the world of specialty coffee
- want a versatile coffee for filter and espresso
If you are looking for very fruity or unusual flavors, other countries of origin might be more exciting.
Brazil impresses primarily with its balance and drinkability.
Origin & Preparation – why Brazil is so versatile
The natural conditions in Brazil ensure consistent bean quality and a stable flavor profile.
This makes Brazilian coffee particularly versatile in its preparation.
In the filter
- soft and round
- slightly sweet
- ideal for daily coffee
As an espresso
- chocolaty
- low acidity
- full-bodied, even with milk
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