Brazil Coletivo

Description

Arguably, this is the most classic coffee, reminiscent of first love and the first kiss. No matter what coffee you've tasted before or after, the flavor of Brazil Coletivo will be unforgettable.

It features the characteristic Brazilian notes of chocolate-nut and creamy flavors, with a pleasant hint of orange acidity.

If aliens asked us to serve them coffee, we'd offer them this very coffee for its quintessential taste. Brazil Coletivo can be prepared by any method and will taste delicious. You can confidently add cream or milk.

We often get asked which coffee can be enhanced with cream or milk without compromising its flavor. The answer is simple. Any coffee you enjoy black can be confidently combined with milk. If you don't like the coffee black, milk won't improve it—it will just be an unpalatable coffee with milk.

Interestingly, coffee was introduced to Brazil thanks to a love story. At the time, France was the only country in South America cultivating coffee, specifically in French Guiana, which remains a French territory in South America to this day.

A young Portuguese lieutenant named Francesco was very fond of coffee and dreamed of cultivating it in Brazil. But in those times, coffee was a highly valued commodity, and no one wanted to share it with other countries. The Dutch and the French were the main owners of coffee plantations in the world. Through a grand romance or perhaps cynical calculation (history records both versions), Lieutenant Francesco won the heart of the governor's wife in French Guiana, and upon their parting, he requested coffee seedlings as a gift. The woman gifted him a bouquet of flowers, cleverly concealing the coffee seedlings within. Brazil is now the world's largest coffee producer. Long live Love!