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Brazil Serra Negra; Brazil is coming up in the world of specialty coffee.
(5 = Extraordinary to 1= Satisfactory)
ACIDITY |
3 |
BODY |
5 |
AROMA |
3 |
COMPLEXITY |
4 |
BALANCE |
4 |
SPICEY |
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CHOCOLATY |
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CARAMELLY |
- |
NUTTY |
- |
BUTTERY |
- |
FRUITY |
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FLOWERY |
- |
WINEY |
- |
EARTHY |
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Brazil is coming up in the world of specialty coffee. It probably
always was up in Europe, where Brazil's finest coffees, sweetly rounded and
low in acidity, anchored the continent's leading blends. In the United States,
however, Brazil was mainly known for producing vast volumes of cheap, mass-processed
arabica coffees that found their nameless way into supermarket cans and bottles.
Some years ago, however, a cadre of forward-thinking Brazilian coffee growers
formed the Brazil Specialty Coffee Association and set out to simultaneously
improve the distinction and quality of their coffees while promoting them in
consumer countries ...
Serra Negra is a blend of coffees from three of the most admired
Brazilian growing regions, Mogiana, Sul de Minas, and the Cerrado.
Slightly fermented, musty tones pleasingly complicate this sweet,
rich, round-bodied Brazil, reading as leather and spice in the nose, and spice,
fruit, and chocolate in the cup. Just enough acidity to keep the cup lively.
A round, sweet, rather exotically nuanced cup that should please most coffee
romantics.
This
clean Brazil is excellent on its own merrit, but fantastic to round out and
add crema to your favorite espresso blends. (add 10 to 20%) A must have
for your cellar.
Roast: City+ to
Full City will yeild a very nice profile!
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