Brazil Cerrado is a classic Brazilian Arabica with natural sweetness, a heavy body and a harmonious profile. Notes of chocolate, roasted almonds and subtle citrus freshness dominate in the cup. An everyday coffee you’ll want to return to.
Bro Coffee Roastery Brazil Cerrado is the essence of what Brazilian coffees are valued for: smoothness, natural sweetness, a heavy body and excellent balance. The beans come from the Cerrado region in the state of Minas Gerais – one of the most renowned Arabica-growing areas in South America.
This coffee offers a universal and predictable flavour profile, making it a popular choice for both those beginning their journey with speciality coffee and experienced coffee lovers. It performs equally well as espresso and in filter methods, delivering a stable and enjoyable cup every time.
Brazil Cerrado is an everyday coffee in the best sense of the word – it never overwhelms or bores, while consistently showcasing the quality of well-roasted, craft Arabica beans.
Coffee profile
Origin
Brazil, Cerrado, Minas Gerais
Altitude
900-1250 masl
Botanical variety
Bourbon, Catuai, Mundo Novo
Processing
natural
Score, bean quality
17/18 SSFC
Roast level
medium light (3/5)
Sensory profile
weet finish, citrus, roasted almonds, chocolate
Acidity
średnia
Body
full
Recommended brewing methods
Chemex
Espresso machine
French Press
Moka pot
Pour-over
AeroPress
Speciality coffee – Bro Coffee Roastery Brazil Cerrado – who is it for?
This coffee is perfect if you:
are looking for an everyday coffee that is stable, sweet and easy to enjoy,
value espresso with a full body and low bitterness,
enjoy milk-based coffees – the chocolate and nut base pairs beautifully with milk,
brew using alternative methods and expect a clean, balanced profile.
Brazil Cerrado is a coffee that never dominates, but is always exactly where it should be. Comforting, predictable and pleasurable – everything you expect from a great everyday coffee.
Additional information:
Ingredients
100% roasted Arabica coffee beans
Net weight
400g
Produced for
Venusti Sp. z o.o.
Best before
Expiry date and batch number on the packaging.
Craft roasting at CoffeeBroastery.com
We roast our coffee to a medium-light level (3 on a 5-point scale) to highlight natural sweetness and creamy body without losing balance and pleasant nuances. This roast works equally well for espresso and alternative brewing methods.
All our coffees are roasted fresh, in small batches, to reach you in optimal condition. The best flavour qualities develop after a minimum of 7 days from the roast date – following a natural degassing process that stabilises the profile and allows the aroma and balance to fully shine.
Brazil Cerrado is a coffee that doesn’t need to shout to be remembered. Sweet, smooth and stable – exactly what we expect from a great everyday coffee.
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