Always fresh coffee, roasted within the last 30 days! ☕
BOM DIA Brazil 250g
Regular price€16,00 | Save€-16,00(Liquid error (sections/product-template line 192): divided by 0% off)
/
Bom Dia is a coffee designed to accompany any moment of the day, with a reassuring yet far from banal sensory profile. In the cup, it offers a pronounced natural sweetness, a medium-full body, and a well-integrated, low acidity. Notes of dark chocolate, toasted almond, and black cherry create a rounded and persistent balance, reminiscent of a "classic" espresso, yet crafted with select specialty ingredients. It's an immediate, clean, and distinctive coffee, capable of expressing itself to its full potential both in espresso and in a moka pot.
Coffee card
COUNTRY: Brazil
REGION: Minas Gerais
VARIETY: Acaia
LOCATION: 2000 m asl
PROCESS: Natural
ROASTING: Medium
FLAVOUR: Dark chocolate, black cherry, dried fruit
Why choose it?
Choose Bom Dia if you're looking for a reliable, everyday coffee with no harsh edges, yet a quality far superior to commercial standards. It's ideal if you love sweet, chocolatey flavors, prefer moderate acidity, and want an easy-to-extract coffee that forgives small mistakes without losing its identity. A solid choice for those who want to enter the world of specialty coffee with guaranteed flavor.
Learn more about coffee
Info about variety:
Acaia is a selection of the Mundo Novo variety, characterized by large beans and uniform ripeness. In the cup, it offers sweet and smooth profiles, with moderate acidity and notes ranging from dried fruit to chocolate. It is prized for its consistent quality and balanced structure, especially in Brazilian contexts.
Info about process:
In the natural process, cherries are dried whole, with the pulp still attached to the seed, encouraging greater interaction between fruit and kernel. This method enhances sweetness, aromatic intensity, and ripe fruity notes, resulting in more enveloping and structured flavors than washed cherries. In this case, drying takes place in ventilated static containers ("static boxes"), where the cherries remain still and the air circulates from bottom to top, with a progressively controlled temperature always below 40°C. Slow and controlled drying, followed by a period of rest in the dried cherry, allows for more precise, fruity, and clean profiles, far removed from the classic, heavier Brazilian naturals.
Our photos on the plantation, where we had the opportunity to meet the producer and discover how he works to ensure the best possible product for our customers.