The South American country of Brazil is the world’s largest coffee producer, and has held that title for over 150 years. They are responsible for around a third of the total worldwide coffee production.       

This coffee hails from a well-known hill in the area called Morro Agudo (meaning simply ‘Steep Hill’). Keeping things simple and descriptive, the family decided to give the same name to their coffee farm. 

Our Brazilian Morro Agudo speciality arabica coffee beans are a medium dark roast with chocolate and almond cupping notes.

As with all our products, it's packed and supplied in 100% biodegradable resealable bags. Our Brazil Morro Agudo speciality coffee is available for you to buy online as whole beans to grind at home, or you can purchase it as freshly ground coffee in coarse, medium or fine grinds. 

Brazil Morro Agudo

Copper coffee roasters are speciality coffee roasters based in Cobham Surrey. We supply a wide range of coffees from all over the world and coffee making accessories, and can supply to the trade.

We have a passion for great tasting coffee, without the fuss. Our range of speciality graded coffees from around the world, come from Kenya, Colombia, Papua New Guinea, Vietnam & Ethiopia. We expertly roast our beans and grind them to suit your brew method. We can supply whole beans, coarse, medium and fine ground coffee. We care for the environment too, our packaging is recyclable, our chaff is composted, and we use green energy. We are a local independent witha whole lot of passion for coffee. Our website is the best place to buy from us, directly, where you can also subscribe to your favourite coffee over 1,2,3,4 or 5 weeks, easy to change, pause or cancel anytime, no fuss, coffee how you like it. Our range of coffee accessories has been selected by coffee experts too, we love the simplicity of hario products, and other firm favourites such as wilfa, and Aeropress to complement your coffee making at home. We can also supply the trade with larger commercial quantities.

Brazil Morro Agudo

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