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brazil decaf - 35g, brazil coffee from fábrica coffee roasters

brazil coffee · decaf

Brazil Decaf - 35g

by fábrica coffee roasters · lisbon, portugal

this is brazil decaf - 35g, a brazil from fábrica coffee roasters.

€2.9buy from fábrica coffee roasters

the bean

origin
brazil
status
in stock
this is a decaffeinated brazilian coffee roasted by fábrica coffee roasters, offered in a 35g pack. brazil is known for producing low-acidity, full-bodied beans, typically grown at lower altitudes and processed using natural or pulped natural methods that bring out chocolatey, nutty character. without additional tasting notes or roast level supplied, the safest guidance is to treat it as you would a medium-roast brazilian, brewing it as a filter or espresso depending on your preference. the smaller 35g size is useful for trialling decaf before committing to a larger bag.

common questions

What does Brazil Decaf - 35g taste like?

no specific tasting notes were provided for this coffee. brazilian decafs generally lean toward chocolate and nut flavours with low acidity, though the exact profile depends on the decaffeination process and roast level used by fábrica coffee roasters.

How is Brazil Decaf - 35g grown and processed?

this coffee is sourced from brazil and has been decaffeinated, but the specific growing region, farm, altitude, and decaffeination method have not been supplied. contacting fábrica coffee roasters directly would give you the most accurate processing details.

How should I brew Brazil Decaf - 35g?

no roast level or recommended brew method was provided, so standard brazilian decaf guidance applies: it works well as espresso or a simple filter brew, with a medium-coarse grind and water around 92, 94°c to avoid bitterness.

about fábrica coffee roasters

...and then you find yourself on rua das portas de santo antão, where fábrica coffee roasters has been quietly winning over locals who know their beans. this isn't the tourist strip version of portuguese coffee culture. the roastery takes its specialty coffee seriously enough that regulars detour here instead of grabbing whatever's closest to the metro. you'll taste why within the first sip. they're roasting beans that demand attention, the kind that make you slow down and actually think about what you're drinking. no rushing through a quick caffeine hit here. the location puts you right in the thick of lisbon's daily rhythm, but step inside and the focus shifts entirely to what's in your cup. this is where the city's coffee conversation gets interesting, one carefully roasted batch at a time.

all coffee from fábrica coffee roasters

lisbon, portugal

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