From Brazil with Love
Roasting profile
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Degree of roast: ●○○○○ (1/4 - light filter roast)
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Roasting type: For all common filter methods
Preparation recommendation
💡 S uitable for:
Pour Over - Hand filter - French Press - AeroPress - Filter machine
Flavor profile
🍫 Milk chocolate, blanched almonds, cookie dough
🍇 Red grapes, cherry, juicy & round with a soft, fruity sweetness
☀️ Tartaric-citric acidity
Coffee info
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Variety: Arara-IPR 107-IAC 125 RN
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Preparation: Natural (sun-dried)
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Producers: Timo Plötz, Jonas Ferraresso (Coffee Agronomist)
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Origin: Sul de Minas, Petúnia, Brazil
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Growing altitude: 1,050–1,100 m
Transparency & price
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Farmgate price: 10.95 EUR/kg
Filter recipe recommendation
🔧 Recommended for light filter roasts
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Coffee quantity: 20 g
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Amount of water: 300 g
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Water temperature: 91°C
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Brewing time: approx. 2:30–2:45 minutes
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Brewing ratio: 1:15
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Grind: Medium - adjust depending on the brewing device
💧 5-pour method - 60 g every 30 seconds:
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Bloom: 60 g (0:00-0:30 min)
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Pour 2: 60 g (at 0:30 min)
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Pour 3: 60 g (at 1:00 min)
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Pour 4: 60 g (at 1:30 min)
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Pour 5: 60 g (at 2:00 min)
✨ This recipe beautifully highlights the chocolatey sweetness and richness of this coffee—resulting in a harmonious, well-rounded cup with a gentle depth.
20,00 € incl. VAT
80,00 € / kg
Our promise
Seekind stands for real taste - straight from the source.
Transparency, quality and sustainability drive us - so that you can enjoy the best coffee with a good feeling.
For each coffee, we indicate the Farmgate price - the amount paid directly to the farmers.
About this coffee
You can taste the patience. And that's exactly what this is all about.
What you’re holding in your hands isn’t just some “experimental coffee”—it’s the result of time, trust, and many small decisions made somewhere between the seedling and the harvest.
A few years ago, we started an agroforestry system in Brazil . Not to get coffee quickly, but to understand what happens when you don’t rush nature, but work with it. Together with Timo Plötz and agronomist Jonas Leme Ferraresso , something unique has emerged step by step.
The plants grow in the shade of other trees, the soil remains alive, and the pace is different. Less control, more observation. That’s exactly what makes the difference.
Now, after three years, it’s here: our first small batch.
120 kg of green coffee—more of a start than a large quantity.
In terms of flavor, the coffee delivers exactly what we were hoping for:
—rich, with a clear structure, and carried by a natural sweetness and fruitiness that isn’t overpowering but lingers.
Not a perfect product. Just an honest first step. 🌱


