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Brazil Single Origin Coffee Beans | Freshly Roasted | Sidewalk Coffee

Brazil Single Origin Coffee Beans | Freshly Roasted | Sidewalk Coffee

7 total reviews

Continent: South America

Country: Brazil

Region: Cerrado Mineiro

Min growing altitude: 800m

Varietals: Caturra, Bourbon

Tasting notes: Chocolate, hazelnut, dried fruits

Regular price £10.00 GBP
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Everyday Excellence from Brazil

Roasted right at our roastery south of Cambridge, these beans are our best-seller—and the foundation for our house blends. Expect a smooth, crowd-pleasing cup with rich chocolate and nutty notes that shine through whether you're drinking a bold morning espresso or a silky afternoon latte.

If you’re looking for a reliable, delicious fresh coffee to kickstart your morning and carry you through the day, this is the bag to grab.

Origin & Bean Details

  • Origin: Brazil
  • Region: Serra da Mantiqueira
  • Altitude: 800 – 1,350 m.a.s.l.
  • Process: Natural (Patio-Dried)
  • Varieties: Mundo Novo, Icatu, Acaiá, Catuaí, Tupi, Yellow Bourbon
  • Grading & Certifications: RFA (Rainforest Alliance), SSFC (Strictly Soft Fine Cup), Screen 17/18
  • Harvest: May – August

Flavor Profile & Tasting Notes

  • Cupping Notes: Milk chocolate, toasted hazelnut, caramel sweetness, clean finish
  • Acidity: Soft
  • Body: Smooth & Medium
  • Aroma: Sweet & Chocolaty

From the Roastery

"Brazil is the world's coffee powerhouse, but finding the sweet spot where exceptional quality meets great value is where the fun begins. By selecting Screen 17/18 beans, we ensure uniform bean size, perfectly even caramelization during roasting, and a wonderfully consistent cup every single time." 

Target Roast Profile (For the Coffee Geeks)

  • Charge Temp: 220°C
  • Roast Duration: 12mins
  • First Crack: 9 mins @ 200°C
  • Drop Temp: 212°C
  • Airflow Strategy: Increased at turning point, end of drying phase, and at first crack.
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