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coffees from Brazil

brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, and in specialty, that size comes with serious range. our index has 242 brazilian coffees from 164 roasters right now, which tells you this origin isn't a niche pick. it's a backbone.

quick profile· from our live index

coffees listed: 1000
roasters: 475
common flavour: dark chocolate, milk chocolate, caramel, jasmine
common regions: cerrado, mogiana, sul de minas, huila
price range: £0.04 – £2539

what is brazil coffee?

brazil coffee is arabica grown across a vast, mostly low-altitude plateau landscape, processed heavily via natural and pulped natural methods that shape its character more than almost anywhere else. regions like cerrado, sul de minas, and mogiana each have distinct soil and climate profiles, and the bourbon and typica varieties you'll see listed are often old trees with real depth.

what does brazil coffee taste like?

milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and caramel are the three notes you'll hit most often in brazil coffees, and they're not subtle. the body tends to be full, the acidity low to medium. that said, we're also seeing grapefruit, lemon, and citrus zest coming through, especially on naturals or from higher plots, so don't assume it's all sweetness.

why does brazil coffee matter?

brazil matters to specialty coffee because it's where volume and quality genuinely meet. it anchors more espresso blends globally than any other origin, but single-origin brazilian lots, particularly from cerrado or sul de minas, hold their own on the cupping table. the variety and process diversity here is wider than its reputation suggests.

what should you look for in brazil coffee?

seek out sul de minas and cerrado for starters, then mogiana if you want something with a bit more brightness. bourbon and pink bourbon varieties are worth prioritising. gesha from brazil is still rare and interesting when you find it. naturals and pulped naturals are the processing styles that tend to show this origin at its most expressive.

coffees from Brazil

quick profile· from our live index

what is brazil coffee?

what does brazil coffee taste like?

why does brazil coffee matter?

what should you look for in brazil coffee?

Roaster's Choice Speciality Coffee

Brazilian Samba Speciality Blend

Fazenda Chapadão - Brazil (3rd Place Cup of Excellence Natural Category)

[ODD B] Fazenda Chapadão - Brazil (3rd Place Cup of Excellence Natural Category)

Guariroba Geisha - Brazil

IVAN DOS SANTOS TYPICA

Brazil Cavaquinho Natural

Spring Fling

414 Brazil Guariroba FRUITY Lot

422 Brazil Coqueiro Natural

415 Brazil Guariroba LIMITED RESERVE B

Christmas Coffee 2025 (25 % off)

Brazil Paulo Vicente de Morais

Brazil Paulo Vicente de Morais

Fazenda Progresso

Seasonal Blend

Nossa Senhora Aparecida

Coffee Drip Bags – Marimbus

BRAZIL Serra Dos Ciganos – Espresso

BRAZIL Sitio Canaã – Espresso

BRAZIL Fazenda Ambiental Fortaleza – Filter

Brazil, Jaguara PB (72-80 Hours), 200 g

Sao Silvestre

Vanta (In-store)

Vanta (Drip Bag)

Vanta (Drip Bag In-store)

Glow In The Dark (Drip Bag In-store)

Glow In The Dark (Drip Bag)

Santa Clara

Choc Ice

Brazil Coconde - Wholesale

Brazil | Rancho Sao Benedito | Yellow Bourbon | Pulped Natural

Brazil | Baixadao | Yellow Bourbon | Natural

Brazil | Dois Irmaos | Catuai | Natural

Brazil | Santa Clara | Catuai | Fermented Natural

Casa Almeida Barreto Red Catuai

Brasilien Chapadão de Ferro 250g

Brazil | Fazenda Pântano wholesale

Brazil | Bossa Nova

ブラジル / イナシオ・ウルバン [アラモサ]

Brazil Serra dos Ciganos

Brazil FAF Organic

Brazil Nossa Senhora Aparecida

Brazil Fazenda Ambiental Fortaleza Organic

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