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brazil cooxupé casa blend: tastes like marshmallow & graham, brazil coffee from sterling coffee roasters

brazil coffee

Brazil Cooxupé Casa Blend: Tastes like Marshmallow & Graham

by sterling coffee roasters · portland, usa

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is brazil cooxupé casa blend: tastes like marshmallow & graham, a natural brazil from sterling coffee roasters.

lemongrapefruitcitrus zestcaramel
$20.95buy from sterling coffee roasters

the bean

origin
brazil
process
natural
status
in stock
this is a natural-processed blend from brazil, sourced through cooxupé, one of the largest coffee cooperatives in the country. natural processing, where the whole cherry dries around the bean, tends to produce softer, fruit-forward cups, and that shows here in the caramel sweetness balanced by lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest. roasted by sterling coffee roasters, it suits brewing methods that highlight sweetness and body, such as pour over or french press. if you enjoy a cup that leans bright but finishes sweet, this blend is a practical choice for everyday brewing.

common questions

What does Brazil Cooxupé Casa Blend: Tastes like Marshmallow & Graham taste like?

expect lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest up front, with caramel providing a sweeter, rounded finish. the natural process adds a soft, fruit-forward quality that ties the brightness and sweetness together.

How is Brazil Cooxupé Casa Blend: Tastes like Marshmallow & Graham grown and processed?

the coffee comes from brazil and is processed naturally, meaning the whole cherry is dried around the bean before milling. this method is common in brazil and contributes to the coffee's caramel sweetness and fuller body.

How should I brew Brazil Cooxupé Casa Blend: Tastes like Marshmallow & Graham?

brewing methods that highlight sweetness and clarity, such as pour over or french press, will work well with this natural-processed brazilian. keeping water temperature around 93, celsius and a medium grind will help balance the citrus brightness against the caramel notes.

about sterling coffee roasters

the steam hisses differently at sterling coffee roasters on nw 21st. sharper, more intentional than the corporate chains that dot portland's landscape. this isn't accident, it's attention. the kind that comes from someone giving a damn about your tuesday morning cortado. walk past the pearl district bustle and you'll catch the scent first. coffee beans mid-roast, that sweet caramelization that makes your shoulders drop before you're through the door. 767 google reviewers aren't wrong about the 4.8 rating. they know what regulars figure out fast: sterling doesn't just serve coffee, they serve the kind of cup that ruins you for mediocrity. the baristas here pull shots like they're conducting something sacred. timing the grind, watching the crema form. no rush, no shortcuts. just coffee done right in a city that knows the difference between good and great.

all coffee from sterling coffee roasters

portland, usa

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