Moreninha Formosa is named after one of the largest plots of the 3 that make up the farm Fazenda Aurea. These plots are located right outside the cities of Serra de Salitre, Minas Gerais, and Cerrado Mineiro; it is the specific and prime location where this amazing coffee is grown. The coffee trees in this region flourish at 3,900ft; at these elevations, slower growing trees produce more intensely flavored gourmet coffee beans.
After being harvested and processed, Moreninha Formosa coffee is raked and dried on sun bed, allowing hot, dry air to circulate over, under and around the cherries; they dry evenly to produce a full bodied coffee with a touch of earthiness. This Brazilian coffee will surprise your taste buds with a dark chocolate, cherry essence and hints of orange that emerge with our light-medium roast. When brewed, it produces a sweet cup with a gentle hint of nuttiness.
Brazil 'Moreninha Formosa' Gourmet Coffee
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Overall Rating for Brazil 'Moreninha Formosa' Coffee
OK, not great...
By Graham from Lancaster, PA on May 8, 2012
Headline says it all. Ho hum.Excellent
By Steven from Hollister, CA on March 21, 2012
I am usually not a fan of South American coffee, but this has to one of the best overall coffees I have ever had. it is quite smooth but very full bodied with hardly any acidity. For me, it is the perfect morning cup.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Smooth and Rich
By Katherine Walker from Lancaster, OH on March 20, 2012
A pleasant surprise. Aromatic, rich and smooth flavours. I will definately order this again.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Definitely a keeper
By Cassandra Kling from Greenwood, IN on January 30, 2012
Nice balance, smooth, not bitter - lovely fruity notes. I like this one!I would recommend this item to a friend.
Best Brazilian we've had in quite a while.
By al-in-chgo from Chicago, Illinois on June 21, 2011
There are so many good Brazilian varietals, but this is our favorite in years. Moderation is the key: moderately complex, moderately acidic, moderately aromatic with no off-notes or excess complexity. Good and smooth, and reliably consistent. Pros:
nice flavorgood balance, good body
roast neither too light or dark
moderately aromatic
smooth, fairy mild
a superior Brazilian
reliable and consistent
Cons:
slightly muddynot as bold as some other S. American coffees
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Personal favorite - rich and smooth
By Bonzai from Flossmoor, IL on May 30, 2011
This is one of the very best coffees I've ever purchased. Smooth, rich and flavorful - plenty of body and absolutely no bitterness.











