Brazil

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Tasting notes

Characteristics

body

medium

aftertaste

The finish of Brazilian coffee is sweet and lingering, with a pleasant aftertaste.

aroma

mild

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Similar but better-rated

Close flavour profile with a higher cupping score or more trusted data.

• BrazilRand Coffee Roastery

  £8.95(£4.47/100g)
  Same region (UK)Checked this week
• Brazilian Santos Single Origin CoffeeJoe Black Coffee

  £9.50(£3.80/100g)
  Same region (UK)Checked this week
• Brazil Santos | A mild & nutty ArabicaBlindman Coffee

  £7.25(£2.90/100g)
  Same region (UK)Checked this week

Description

Brazil. Brazilian coffee is known for its smooth, low-acidity flavour. It is often described as having a "chocolatey" or "nutty" taste. Some people also find it to have a slightly fruity flavour. Aroma: Brazilian coffee has a mild aroma, often described as nutty, chocolatey, or caramel-like. Flavour: Brazilian coffee is known for its low acidity and mild, smooth flavour profile. You may taste notes of chocolate, caramel, nuts, and sometimes a hint of fruitiness, such as berries or citrus. Body: Brazilian coffee is typically medium-bodied, with a creamy and smooth mouthfeel.. Flavor profile: Citrus Fruit, Chocolate, Caramel, Nutty.