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Bro Coffee Roastery – Whole Bean Coffee Brazil Guaxupe Premium 400g

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Bro Coffee Roastery – Whole Bean Coffee Brazil Guaxupe Premium 400g

Arabica from around Guaxupé in Minas Gerais, naturally processed and rated 82 SCA points. Hazelnuts, milk chocolate and orange with a medium body – a balanced coffee for espresso, pour-over and milk-based drinks.

Brand

Entity responsible for this product in the EU

Venusti sp. z o.o.More

Address: Tygrysia 6aPostal code: 21-040City: ŚwidnikCountry: PolandE-mail: info@venusti.eu

Producer code

5904665814604

Warranty

Net weight

Storage

Store in a dry, dark and cool place. Protect from moisture.

Additional Information

May contain peanuts, other nuts and milk.

Producer

Venusti sp. z o.o. ul. Tygrysia 6a, 21-040 Świdnik, Poland NIP: 6121860348 REGON: 366578876 info@venusti.eu

Brand

Bro Coffee Roastery

Gatunek kawy

Arabica

kawa czarna

Country of origin

Brazil

Ingredients

100% arabica

Kwasowość

mocna

Przeznaczenie

ekspres automatyczny

ekspres kolbowy

ekspres przelewowy

french press

kawiarka

metody alternatywne

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Bro Coffee Roastery Brazil Guaxupe Premium – a Brazilian classic with a citrus accent

Guaxupé is a small town in the south of the state of Minas Gerais, located in one of Brazil's most important coffee-growing areas. The region stands out for its favourable climate and terrain, and bean quality here is shaped by the careful, largely manual work of the growers at every stage of production. The beans for Bro Coffee Roastery Brazil Guaxupe Premium come from farms at an altitude of 800-1000 masl and combine three arabica varieties: Yellow Bourbon, Mundo Novo and Obatã.

During natural processing, the coffee cherries dry whole, together with the fruit pulp, and hulling takes place only once drying is complete. This process gives the cup a fuller structure and a fruity, chocolatey depth. The flavour is led by hazelnuts and milk chocolate, while orange brings juiciness and freshness. The medium-high acidity gives the coffee a lively character, the medium body a smooth, light texture, and the finish leaves a delicately sweet aftertaste.

The medium light roast keeps the balance between the chocolate and hazelnut notes and the citrus freshness. As a result, Brazil Guaxupe performs well in espresso and milk-based coffees as well as in pour-over methods.

Quality confirmed by the SCA score

What is the SCA score? The Specialty Coffee Association is a global authority in the coffee world, setting uncompromising standards. Qualified experts evaluate the beans on a strict 100-point scale during professional tasting sessions. The finest nuances of the brew are analysed: from aroma, through acidity, all the way to sweetness and balance. Exceeding the 80-point threshold is the ultimate proof that the beans are completely free from defects and belong to the absolute global top tier.

At Bro Coffee Roastery, we do not compromise. Every bean that goes into our roaster undergoes rigorous selection. The Brazil Guaxupe Premium coffee has achieved an excellent score of 82 points on the SCA scale, which proudly classifies it within the elite group of speciality quality. For you, this means a guarantee of objectively measured perfection, a flawlessly clean taste and a unique sensory profile that meets strict, artisanal standards.

Coffee profile

Origin

Brazil, Guaxupé, Minas Gerais

Altitude

800-1000 masl

Botanical variety

Yellow Bourbon, Mundo Novo, Obatã

Processing

natural

Coffee score

82 pts on the SCA scale

Roast level

medium light (3/5)

Sensory profile

sweet aftertaste, notes of orange, hazelnut and milk chocolate

Acidity

medium-high

Body

medium

Recommended brewing methods

Chemex

Espresso machine

French Press

Moka pot

Pour-over

AeroPress

Speciality coffee – Bro Coffee Roastery Brazil Guaxupe Premium – who is it for?

This coffee is perfect if you:

enjoy a classic chocolate and hazelnut profile but want more freshness and fruity character in it,
are looking for a versatile coffee that works equally well in an espresso machine and in drip or Chemex,
make milk-based coffees and want the hazelnut notes to come through in your cappuccino or flat white,
are just discovering speciality coffee and want to start with a profile that is approachable but not ordinary.

Brazil Guaxupe combines the calm of a Brazilian classic with a touch of citrus energy. It works for a morning espresso, a pour-over during the day and anywhere good coffee without complications matters.

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 BroRoastery.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.

The high quality of our beans and the artisanal approach to the roasting process is no coincidence. The commitment to maintaining the highest global standards is confirmed by the fact that our brand's producer is a proud member of the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA). By choosing Bro Coffee Roastery, you are opting for a product created by true experts and passionate enthusiasts.

For us, Brazil Guaxupe is a coffee for every occasion. Chocolate and hazelnuts bring a sense of comfort, while orange means we discover something new in it with every cup.

– the Bro Coffee Roastery team

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