Brazil Minas Gerais
Roast level: Light-Medium
Tasting notes: chocolate, nut and citrus
Roasted by DOMA, Post Falls, ID
Brazil Minas Gerais
Roast level: Light-Medium
Tasting notes: chocolate, nut and citrus
Roasted by DOMA, Post Falls, ID
DOMA

Brazil Minas Gerais

3.2
Rated 3.2 out of 5 stars
5 Reviews

$21.99

Chocolate flavors and a huge body highlight this coffee from Minas Gerais. Look for syrupy peanut butter sweetness and a little orange zest.

Light-Medium roast

Understanding roast levels

Roast level affects both flavor and body. Here's what to expect from each.

Light

Best for: those that prize delicate flavors and a tea-like feel above intensity.

Light-Medium

Best for: those that enjoy juicy acidity and gently caramelized sugars.

Medium

Best for: those that enjoy caramelized sugars and a smooth cup.

Medium-Dark

Best for: those looking for classic coffee flavors with a kiss of roast.

Dark

Best for: those that love intense, smoky flavor and a full body above all else.

Trade Tip

Roasters don’t always agree on roast level — one roaster’s dark might look the same as another’s medium. We taste and assign every coffee our own roast level, so your matches stay consistent no matter who roasted them.

Single Origins

This is a limited-run coffee. If you subscribe, we'll recommend a similar coffee when it runs out.

Quantity

Flavor profile

Sweet and inviting with hints of

Chocolate

Nuts

Citrus

Origin

Country Of Origin

Brazil

Process

Natural/Dry Processed

Sub Region

Minas Gerais

DOMA
Women-Owned
ABOUT THE ROASTER

DOMA

Post Falls, ID
Partnered with Trade since 2018
Named for founders Rebecca and Terry Patano's sons Dominic and Marco, Post Falls, Idaho’s DOMA is centered on family. The brand’s logo captures that spirit with an illustration of Terry’s father, while its sustainable packaging conveys its dual focus on environmentally friendly practices.
Fun Fact
Coffee's not the only thing cooking at DOMA! This roaster throws epic pizza parties with its wood-fired oven.

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3.2
Rated 3.2 out of 5 stars
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5 reviews
  • Wes S.
    Verified Buyer
    How did you brew this coffee? French Press
    1 month ago
    How did you brew this coffee? French Press
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Tasty, sweet and full-bodied

    When I first start grinding the beans I can smell it and I can't wait to taste it. It has an almost molasses like taste to it. It is perfect to use in my French press.

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  • mary g.
    Verified Buyer
    How did you brew this coffee? French Press
    1 month ago
    How did you brew this coffee? French Press
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Brazil love story

    I love Brazilian coffees. This one is new to me, and it’s everything the info claims. Absolutely yummy and satisfying with PB notes and a deep texture, aroma and taste that start my morning perfectly.

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  • Jodell W.
    Verified Buyer
    How did you brew this coffee? French Press, Pour Over
    3 months ago
    How did you brew this coffee? French Press, Pour Over
    Rated 3 out of 5 stars
    It’s highly drinkable

    The coffee is okay but not something I would want everyday. I made it as a pour over and French press and the press was preferable.

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  • Randal S.
    Verified Buyer
    How did you brew this coffee? French Press
    1 month ago
    How did you brew this coffee? French Press
    Rated 2 out of 5 stars
    Brazil Minas Gerais was a Minus for me

    Sorry, but I just didn’t care for this one. Too mild, too . . . Well, nothing.

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  • Jim R.
    Verified Buyer
    How did you brew this coffee? Automatic Drip, Pour Over
    2 days ago
    How did you brew this coffee? Automatic Drip, Pour Over
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    Not as advertised

    Advertised flavors are maple syrup, pecan, and baker's chocolate, so sweet, nutty, and chocolatey, right? Instead it is fruity and sour.

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