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brazil mundo novo direct trade dark roast, brazil coffee from wooden hill coffee company limited

brazil coffee

Brazil Mundo Novo Direct Trade Dark Roast

by wooden hill coffee company limited · millbrook, uk

you'll taste milk chocolate before dark chocolate. this is brazil mundo novo direct trade dark roast, a brazil from wooden hill coffee company limited.

milk chocolatedark chocolate
£10buy from wooden hill coffee company limited

the bean

origin
brazil
roast
dark
status
in stock
the brazil mundo novo direct trade dark roast is sourced directly from brazil and roasted to a dark level by wooden hill coffee company limited. the mundo novo variety is known for producing dense, low-acidity beans that hold up well to dark roasting. in the cup it delivers milk chocolate sweetness alongside deeper dark chocolate tones, making it a straightforward, bitter-leaning brew without harsh edges. the dark roast suits brewing methods that work with heavy body and low brightness, so espresso, french press, or moka pot are practical choices. grind coarser for immersion methods, finer and hotter for espresso to draw out the chocolate character without tipping into char.

common questions

What does Brazil Mundo Novo Direct Trade Dark Roast taste like?

it tastes of milk chocolate and dark chocolate, with the dark roast level giving it a fuller body and lower acidity. the combination sits on the sweeter, richer end of dark roasts rather than the sharp or smoky end.

How is Brazil Mundo Novo Direct Trade Dark Roast grown and processed?

the coffee comes from brazil and is sourced through a direct trade arrangement by wooden hill coffee company limited. beyond the brazilian origin and direct trade sourcing, no specific processing method or farm details have been provided.

How should I brew Brazil Mundo Novo Direct Trade Dark Roast?

the dark roast and chocolate-forward profile work well with espresso, french press, or moka pot, all of which complement its body and low brightness. avoid very long brew times or very coarse grinds in immersion methods, as dark roasts can turn bitter quickly if over-extracted.

about wooden hill coffee company limited

the rolling countryside around ampthill isn't exactly where you'd expect to find one of bedfordshire's best coffee roasters. but wooden hill coffee company has carved out something special from their warren farm bungalow base, earning that impressive 4.8-star rating through sheer dedication to the beans. here's the thing about independent roasters: they taste every batch. they know when something's off by the sound of the crack during roasting. that attention shows in the cup. regulars drive from bedford and beyond because wooden hill understands that great coffee isn't about fancy machines or trendy brewing methods. it's about respecting the bean, understanding how heat transforms green seeds into something that can wake up your morning or anchor your afternoon. the kind of care that makes you taste the difference on first sip.

all coffee from wooden hill coffee company limited

millbrook, uk

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