Brazilian Medium-Dark Roast Coffee | Whole Bean or Ground

Brazilian Medium-Dark Roast Coffee with Cocoa and Caramel Notes, Whole Bean or Ground for Drip and French Press

$35.16

Size 12oz 2lbs 5lbs

Whole Bean or Ground Whole Bean Ground Coarse - French Press Ground Medium - Drip

This Brazilian medium-dark roast coffee brings earthy cocoa, roasted nut and warm caramel notes to your cup, followed by a subtle almond finish. Enjoy it through a drip brewer or French press, or grind the whole beans for espresso. A touch of cream complements its smooth character.

Part of Nossa Familia's Family Line, this blend comes from the family's farms in Brazil's Sul de Minas region, at elevations above 1,100 meters. Pulped-Natural processing brings out the coffee's natural sweetness and body. Select whole beans for grinding at home, coarse grounds for French press, or medium grounds for drip brewing.

Features

Medium-dark blend with earthy cocoa, roasted nut, caramel and subtle almond tasting notes
Pulped-Natural processing highlights natural sweetness and body
Brazilian family-farm sourcing from the Sul de Minas region
Whole bean, coarse French press grind and medium drip grind formats
Each format comes in 12 oz, 2 lb and 5 lb sizes

Specifications

Product: Roasted coffee
Roast level: Medium-dark
Origin: Sul de Minas, Brazil
Farm elevation: Over 1,100 meters
Processing: Pulped-Natural
Tasting notes: Earthy cocoa, roasted nuts, caramel warmth and a subtle almond finish
Sizes: 12 oz, 2 lb and 5 lb
Formats: Whole bean; ground coarse for French press; ground medium for drip
Roasted in: Portland, Oregon

Frequently Asked Questions

Which grind should I select for French press or drip brewing?

Select Ground Coarse - French Press for a French press, or Ground Medium - Drip for a drip brewer. Choose Whole Bean if you prefer to grind the coffee yourself.

Can I use this medium-dark roast for espresso?

Yes, this medium-dark blend is recommended for espresso. Select whole beans and grind them for your espresso setup; the packaged ground formats are coarse for French press or medium for drip.

What does this Brazilian coffee taste like?

This Brazilian blend has earthy cocoa, roasted nut and warm caramel notes, finishing with a subtle almond character. It also pairs smoothly with a touch of cream.