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Daterra - Brasilien Rare Filter Set

Roasted by 19grams

This Aramosa lot from Daterra is known for its exceptionally high quality and particularly low caffeine content.

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Daterra - Brasilien Rare Filter Set — 19grams
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PfefferminzeWassermelonerote Beeren

From the roaster

Die Daterra ist für die außergewöhnlich hohen Qualitäten bekannt, die sie produzieren. Dieses Aramosa-Lot hat einen besonders geringen Koffein-Gehalt. wir schmecken in der Kopfnote Pfefferminze, mit einer leichten Note von Wassermelone. Im Abgang schmecken wir fruchtige rote Beeren.

— 19grams

Context

The Daterra - Brasilien Rare Filter Set, roasted by 19grams, offers a unique opportunity to experience the Aramosa varietal from Brazil. Aramosa is a rare hybrid of Coffea arabica and Coffea racemosa, a botanical lineage that often results in distinct cup profiles compared to more common cultivars. In this specific lot, the roaster identifies notes of peppermint, watermelon, and red berries.

When exploring such unconventional profiles, it can be helpful to reference a flavor wheel to better categorize the complex interplay between the refreshing herbal qualities of peppermint and the bright, juicy sweetness of the fruit notes. While Brazilian coffees are traditionally associated with nutty or chocolatey foundations, the use of specialized varietals like Aramosa demonstrates the evolving landscape of Brazilian production. This set highlights the commitment of the producer, Daterra, to pushing the boundaries of what is possible within the region’s diverse coffee-growing terroir.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Daterra - Brasilien Rare Filter Set taste like?

Expect tasting notes of Pfefferminze, Wassermelone, and rote Beeren.

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Last verified: October 14, 2026 · Browse all beans.