Brazil Rancho Grande

Roasted to order. Ships within 24 hours of roasting.

A classic Brazilian natural single origin, sweet and smooth

Brazil Rancho Grande is a medium-roast single origin from the Reis family farm in Tres Pontas, Sul de Minas. Grown at 1,230 masl and naturally processed, it pours caramel-sweet with juicy peach and clean cocoa. Bold, smooth and low in acidity — easy to love from the first cup.

Tasting Notes

Caramel · Cocoa · Peach
A full, syrupy body with gentle acidity and a long, chocolatey finish that pairs beautifully with milk.

Coffee Details

Origin	Brazil
Region	Sul de Minas, Tres Pontas
Farm	Rancho Grande
Producer	The Reis family
Variety	Yellow Bourbon
Processing	Natural
Altitude	1,230 masl
Roast Level	Medium
Cup Score	SCA 83.75
Tasting Notes	Caramel, cocoa, peach

About This Coffee

The Reis family has farmed Rancho Grande since 1933, when Aneite Reis inherited five hectares of coffee in the hills of Tres Pontas. Today his son José Carlos and grandson Flávio — known as Fafa — run the farm alongside cattle for dairy and meat, with several team members living on-site.

The family has invested heavily in quality, building static drying boxes that lift the consistency of every lot and paying close attention to growing, picking and post-harvest. This Yellow Bourbon lot is fully natural processed and cups at an SCA score of 83.75 — a clean, sweet expression of classic Brazilian coffee.

How to Brew Brazil Rancho Grande

Espresso	1:1.6 ratio — 18g in, 30g out, 25–33 seconds
Filter	1:15 ratio — 18g coffee to 250ml water at 93°C

If the shot runs fast or tastes thin, grind a little finer; if it drags or turns bitter, grind coarser.

How Much Coffee Is in a Bag?

A 300g bag makes roughly 16 cups at 18g espresso strength, and a 1kg bag makes around 55 cups — enough to live with this coffee for weeks and get to know how it shifts from your first pull to your last. Naturally processed single-origin lots like this are roasted in small batches, so each bag is its own moment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Brazil Rancho Grande better as espresso or filter?
Both work, but it shines as espresso. The natural processing and medium roast pull a syrupy, chocolatey shot that holds up brilliantly in milk. As filter it stays sweet and smooth with caramel and cocoa.

What does it taste like?
Caramel sweetness, clean cocoa and a touch of juicy peach. The body is full and syrupy, the acidity is low, and the finish is long and chocolatey — a classic crowd-pleasing Brazilian profile.

How fresh is it?
We roast to order in Kuala Lumpur, and every bag ships within 24 hours of roasting.

Is this a good coffee for someone new to specialty?
Yes. It is sweet, smooth and low in acidity with hardly any bite, which makes it an easy first step into single-origin coffee while still rewarding experienced palates.

Do you offer free shipping?
Free shipping from RM80 in Peninsular Malaysia.

Want to try before committing? Explore the Taster Box. Buying for an office or café? See Bulk & Office Orders.