World Traveler Coffee Roasters · United States

Brazil, Cerrado

Coffee arrived in Brazil in the early 18th century, traditionally traced to 1727 when Portuguese officer Francisco de Melo Palheta smuggled coffee seeds from French Guiana. What began as a small-scale crop quickly expanded due to Brazil’s ideal climate and vast land. By the 19th century, Brazil had become the world’s largest coffee producer, a position it still holds today. Coffee fueled the country’s economy, shaping infrastructure like railroads and ports, while relying heavily on enslaved labor until abolition in 1888. The industry also drove immigration, bringing workers from Europe and Ja

Merchant's tasting notes: lime zest, hazelnuts, cocoa powder, sweet, creamy

World Traveler Coffee Roasters confirms the final price, stock and shipping on their own site. Prices below were observed on 31 Oct 2026.