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Brazilian Single Origin Coffee

$22.00
37 reviews
37 reviews
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Pickup available at 4 Patricks Rd Usually ready in 24 hours

Brazilian Single Origin Coffee

250g / Whole beans

4 Patricks Rd

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

4 Patricks Rd
Arana Hills QLD 4055
Australia

Size & Grind types

Save up to 15% on selected coffees when you buy 1kg+

Your beans will be ground for this brew method if selected: 

GRIND TYPES:

Espresso grind: 
Suitable for most basic home machines.

Stovetop grind:
Slightly coarser than espresso : eg. mokka pot

Aeropress grind:
Perfect for aeropress, Delta press and other similar brewers

Filter / drip grind:
Medium coarseness. Great for pour overs, moccamasters, v60, dripulators.

Chemex grind:
Similar to filter coarseness

Plunger grind:
Very coarse for plungers or French Press.

Cold Brew grind:
Coarsest grind for those who wish to do cold immersion coffees.

Size & Grind types

Save up to 15% on selected coffees when you buy 1kg+

Your beans will be ground for this brew method if selected: 

GRIND TYPES:

Espresso grind: 
Suitable for most basic home machines.

Stovetop grind:
Slightly coarser than espresso : eg. mokka pot

Aeropress grind:
Perfect for aeropress, Delta press and other similar brewers

Filter / drip grind:
Medium coarseness. Great for pour overs, moccamasters, v60, dripulators.

Chemex grind:
Similar to filter coarseness

Plunger grind:
Very coarse for plungers or French Press.

Cold Brew grind:
Coarsest grind for those who wish to do cold immersion coffees.

Tasting notes

Brazilian Single Origin Coffee

A great All-Rounder coffee means you can drink this in just about any form of coffee style. Whether it be through an Aeropress, Chemex filter or as an espresso, this origin delivers.

Region

Sitio Pinerhineino, Minas Gerais

Altitude

1600 MASL

Coffee varieties

Catui and Yellow Bourbon

Acidity

Citrus
Brazilian coffee farmer in yellow shirt tosses dried coffee cherries in the air on a utensil that looks like a large flat rounded sifter

Sitio Pinerhineino, Minas Gerais - 1600 MASL

The lowdown

Dulcinea Fatima Borges or Dulce (meaning "Sweet" in Portuguese) was born completely blind. But that never stopped her and when she met her husband Jose Paulo, she encouraged him to open a coffee farm.

You might think, "How does a blind person work in a coffee farm?". Well, amazingly, Dulce is very active in the framework, sorting cherries, interacting with customers and even roasting. She has a phrase that sums it up "The heart sees everything, while the eyes only see".

What a wonderful and inspirational phrase.

Customer Reviews

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Daniel Starmer

Tastes as advertised. Very good!

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ANTHONY LEBESSIS
BRAZILIAN

Superb. Mix equal parts with KENYAN for an unbelievable flavour. Make it more interesting by adding a few grains of salt (not too much) to enhance the flavour and bring down the bitterness.

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Sandra Tweed
Brazilian

This is a nice bean. My partner liked it more than I did. It won't be my go to but it is nice to have as a change from our regular go to.

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Luke D'Orazio
Lovely sweet profile

Lovely bean with a lighter roast, and a sweet profile. Would recommend to coffee lovers who love a kid strength coffee

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Robert Whittle
Very smooth favourite

Except that I like trying different coffees, I could settle with Brazilian coffee forever. The richness of full flavour is there. It’s smooth with gorgeous under-flavours. I can taste the chocolate but as I’m not a coffee expert the remaining flavours present a wonderful mystery I know is there.

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