Brazil · Medium
MoAD X RBC Collaboration Tin Can
Roasted by Red Bay Coffee
This limited edition collaboration features a smooth, balanced, and naturally sweet medium roast coffee from Brazil's Mantiqueira de Minas region.

From the roaster
MOAD x Red Bay Coffee Collaboration Tin Can
Art, Coffee & Community
Red Bay Coffee has partnered with the Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) and artist Corinne Smith for a limited edition release celebrating art, creativity, and community.
Featuring original artwork by Corinne Smith, this collectible tin brings together contemporary art and one of our signature coffees, Brazilian Cake Lady.
Inside each can is our Brazilian Cake Lady, a medium roast coffee from Brazil’s Mantiqueira de Minas region with notes of lychee, honeydew, and nougat.
Supporting Emerging Artists
10% of net revenue from this collaboration will be donated to MOAD’s Emerging Artists Program, supporting the next generation of artists and their work.
About the Artist
Corinne Smith is the artist behind the original artwork featured on this limited edition can. Created in collaboration with MOAD and Red Bay Coffee, the piece transforms the coffee tin into something designed to live beyond the last cup.
Explore our conversation with Corinne to learn more about her work, creative process, and the inspiration behind the artwork.
Inside the Can
Brazilian Cake Lady
Origin: Brazil Region: Mantiqueira de Minas Roast: Medium Tasting Notes: Lychee, Honeydew, Nougat
A longtime Red Bay favorite, Brazilian Cake Lady is smooth, balanced, and naturally sweet, with bright fruit notes complemented by a soft, nougat-like finish.
— Red Bay Coffee
Context
The MoAD X RBC Collaboration Tin Can represents a unique partnership featuring beans sourced from the Mantiqueira de Minas region of Brazil. This specific offering, roasted by Red Bay Coffee, highlights the distinct profile of the area, presenting a cup characterized by notes of lychee, honeydew, and nougat.
When exploring coffees from this region, enthusiasts often look for a balance between sweetness and acidity. While individual lots vary, identifying these specific flavor markers can be a rewarding exercise in sensory development. To better understand how these descriptors fit into a broader spectrum of coffee profiles, drinkers may find it helpful to consult a flavor wheel. By mapping the delicate fruit tones of lychee and honeydew against the richer, confectionary base of nougat, one can gain a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship involved in this collaboration.
In the Encyclopedia
Frequently asked questions
Where is MoAD X RBC Collaboration Tin Can grown?
MoAD X RBC Collaboration Tin Can, roasted by Red Bay Coffee, is sourced from Cerrado Mineiro, Brazil.
What does MoAD X RBC Collaboration Tin Can taste like?
Expect tasting notes of lychee, honeydew, and nougat.
What roast level is MoAD X RBC Collaboration Tin Can?
It is roasted to a medium level.
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