Brazilian Caboclo Coffee Review

This Brazilian Caboclo coffee review will help you find that great daily mojo to boost your mornings. It’s one the best brands worldwide.

As with all commercial brands, I try not to compare them with specialty gourmet coffees since I believe the comparison is not between products of the same category.

Brazilian Caboclo Coffee ReviewWhen you buy Caboclo coffee here is what you can expect:

  • 100% Brazilian Coffee
  • 100% Brazilian roast
  • 100% Brazilian ground
  • 100% Brazilian blend
  • Defined taste
  • Pure  freshness
  • Bold body
  • Subtle fruit notes
  • Smooth taste
  • Finely ground coffee
  • Vacuum sealed
  • 17.60 oz pack
  • Steady freshness

Caboclo is a very traditional commercial coffee brand from Brazil. It is the everyday choice in many households in Brazil, especially among older people that have been drinking it ever since it started being marketed in the 1930’s.

A blend of Arabica and Robusta, Caboclo has a bold body with subtle fruity notes.

The roast is a bit dark for my taste, but that can be overcome by pay attention on preventing water (and coffee) from boiling. It also works very well with Americano.

Brazilian Caboclo coffee is considered by many the best commercial choice in that country. If you are looking some serious rocket fuel, take a look at this.

 

Caboclo

Your countryside flavor at home.

See what people who bought had to say:

Brazilian Caboclo Coffee Review

 

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  • body
  • aroma
  • taste
  • my personal evaluation
4.5

Summary

Strong darker roast
Bold body
Slight bitterness
Fruity

 

 

2 thoughts on “Brazilian Caboclo Coffee Review

  • 2016-05-24 at 9:31 pm
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    Coffee isn’t just coffee when it comes from Brazil. And Caboclo Brazilian coffee has been around since the 1930’s. It is fresh and bold and has fruity notes and its what a lot of Brazilian’s drinks as their regular brew at home. It is a darker brew but as long as you make sure not to boil the water it doesn’t get too bold.

     
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    • 2016-05-25 at 11:50 am
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      Hello, there,

      Thank you for stopping by and leaving your comment.

      Cheers!

       
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