QUATRO
All of Brazil in one box. Four coffees, four characters - from everyday sweetness to rare Geisha. The full journey. For true explorers.
In the box: Dia a Dia (250g) + Espresso (250g) + Carnaval (250g) + Calma Geisha (250g)
ABOUT THE SET
Everything we roast in one box. From daily comfort to rare Geisha. Four regions, four processes, four characters. This is Brazil — the whole story. For true explorers only.
MEET THE COFFEES
DIA A DIA
BRAZIL
Tarsila · Natural
MILK CHOCOLATE • TASTY NUTS • CARAMEL
Dia a Dia means “day by day” in Portuguese.
Coffee that makes everyday moments taste better.
A Brazilian classic with an easy, sweet character. Smooth, friendly and comforting. This Tarsila lot was crafted for people who want a cup that’s simple, mellow, and naturally delicious. Medium roast, warm flavors, soft sweetness — a daily companion you can enjoy anytime.
BADITA
BRAZIL
Tarsila · Natural
DARK CHOCOLATE • COCOA • NUTS
Meet Badita — the bad boy of espresso.
Bold, rich and beautifully intense.
It’s powerful at first contact — full, round and unapologetically bold. As it opens, new layers appear: sweetness, complexity beneath the intensity.
A classic Brazilian profile taken to a deeper side. Dark chocolate, sweetness and a strong character that fills the cup from the first sip. A coffee for those who enjoy bold flavor with confidence and a bit of attitude.
CARNAVAL
BRAZIL · South of Minas
MUNDO NOVO · Anaerobic Fermentation
RED FRUITS · CHOCOLATE · WINE
Carnaval — the cup that tastes like color, rhythm and pure Brazilian energy.
A lively, fruit-forward Mundo Novo from Sul de Minas, crafted through anaerobic fermentation to bring out its brightest, juiciest expression. A coffee with flavor that dances on the palate, full of movement and brightness.
CALMA
BRAZIL · Alta Mogiana · Santa Mônica
GEISHA · Natural · Filter
PEACH · JASMINE · CITRUS
Calma — peace and calm, Brazilian style.
Geisha – a variety that made a global name for itself with floral notes and exceptional complexity. This one comes from Alta Mogiana, a region Brazilians have known for generations, but the specialty world is only now discovering.