Description
Brazilian fair trade coffee beans are available for purchase. You can buy 24 x 250g bags of the highest quality Brazilian coffee. Each coffee bean is 100% licensed by Fair Trade, ensuring ethical production. Most importantly, this coffee offers an incredible blend that you can be proud of. It is specifically designed for espresso, working well with any espresso machine. The blend consists of 80% Arabica and 20% washed Robusta.
These beans come from Brazil, Colombia, and East Africa. This coffee has a robust flavour with creamy notes, strong chocolate undertones, and hints of toffee. It works exceptionally well as an espresso and also complements milk-based drinks like lattes and cappuccinos. It is strong enough to cut through 10 fluid ounces of milk when prepared as a double espresso, resulting in the perfect 12-ounce drink.
Brazilian coffee beans are versatile and can be used to make any drink you desire. In recent tests conducted on the coffee blog site Happy Bloggy, Brazilian coffee ranked among the top three choices for making cold brew in the cold brew diaries. Its high quality leaves no room for weaknesses. It is loved by those who appreciate fine dining and quality beverages. Once you taste it, you will never forget its exceptional flavor.
For pure espresso enthusiasts, this blend received a remarkable 9 out of 10 score in taste tests. Its depth of flavour and mouthfeel are outstanding, and the aftertaste is truly delightful. Cappuccinos, flat whites, and lattes also received a high score of 9 out of 10. The way this espresso blend complements milk without overpowering it is truly remarkable.
When prepared using the cold brew method, this blend earns an eight for its unique three-dimensional taste qualities. The coffee beans available for trade purchase are perfect for those who appreciate refined coffee.
The blend offers a wide array of flavours depending on the grind and brewing method used. The Fairtrade Brazilian blend provides a rich spectrum of flavours, making it difficult to go wrong with the grind selection. You can experience creamy, caramel, chocolate, berry, smoky, and dark chocolate flavours. Some even report hints of rye, wheat, and chicory.
To truly appreciate the versatility of this blend, try making an espresso with one grind setting, and then change the grind to make another shot. You will notice a distinct difference in taste and feel. This flexibility sets it apart from any other coffee blend on the market. If you prefer smaller quantities, the Brazilian espresso blend is perfect for domestic espresso machines.
In conclusion, classic Brazilian coffee beans are best when ground for:
- Cappuccinos
- Cold brew
- Flat Whites (using a single shot)
- Lattes
- Straight Espresso shots
- Bean-to-cup machines
- Cordano
Steve Bol –
Simply the most stunning coffee I’ve ever tasted
Steve (verified owner) –
Absolutely fine. I’ve read numerous glowing reviews for these beans which I think are somewhat overblown. I’ve been drinking this for over a year on a daily basis, and continue to do so as the cost to quality tradeoff is good. There are definitely much better beans out there, but these are perfectly acceptable as an esspresso bean once you get them dialed in right, and the price, particularly for a fair trade bean, is affordable for an everyday coffee drinker.