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Published: 2024-11-10 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/10, Professional coffee knowledge exchange More coffee bean information Please pay attention to Coffee Workshop (Weixin Official Accounts cafe_style) Qianjie-Brazil Coffee Introduction Brazil accounts for about one third of the world's average annual coffee production (so far the world's largest coffee producer and exporter) In 2015, Brazil produced 36.89 million bags of coffee (60kg each). Imagine how many cups this can make.

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Brazil accounts for about 1/3 of the world's annual coffee production (by far the world's largest coffee producer and exporter). In 2015, Brazil produced a total of 36.89 million bags of coffee (each bag of 60kg). How many cups of coffee can you imagine?

The country's coffee production and market trends have a knock-on impact on international coffee market prices, that is, a drought in Brazil will lead to a rise in global coffee prices. So much production makes many coffee lovers think that Brazilian coffee focuses on quantity rather than quality, so it is difficult for Brazilian coffee producers to sell their beans.

There is nothing wrong with many merchants going to Brazil to buy commercial beans for Italian blending. But you should know that Brazil also continues to produce a lot of boutique coffee beans. Brazilian products are not only abundant in quantity, but also of high quality and unique flavor. Usually, Brazilian coffee has a strong caramel and chocolate flavor, with obvious sweetness and low sour taste. The low acidity sometimes makes people underestimate its quality. But if you taste it carefully, you will be surprised to find that it is so wonderful.

Most Brazilian coffee is treated by natural treatment (tanning) or semi-washing. Natural treatment means that after the coffee cherries are picked, they are dried directly with the peel and pectin. Natural treatment can enhance the diversity of alcohol thickness, sweetness, smoothness and flavor of coffee beans. Brazil has low rainfall and long sunshine, which makes it suitable for natural treatment.

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