DARK CHOCOLATE BRAZIL MINAS

$12.00

Flavors: Strong Cacao, Roasted Nuts

Organically grown from a single Brazilian farm testing large scale organic production this coffee has a bold familiar flavor that traditional coffee drinkers will love with strong cacao and roasted nut notes.

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VendorCafe do Paraiso
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