3 Coracoes Portinari Drip Coffee - Authentic Brazillian Pour Over Coffee - 60 Drip Coffee Bags Preserved with Japanese Technology - Smooth Single Serve Coffee Made Using Italian Mill

I've never had authentic Brazillian coffee so I can't really speak to that part. As just a coffee, it's not bad. Not anything super special. Not sure if I would get again.

The concept is great, there are many Japanese drip coffee pouches like this. I thought putting Brazilian coffee in these pouches would be great. Unfortunately, they taste bad, like 'non-coffee' alternatives for people trying to quit coffee. I doesn't taste like regular coffee from Brasil - I I know Brasil coffee. This coffee looks like it is a freeze-dried with small hard pellets inside. Also FYI these drip bags may be paper but that's only the handles; the actual bags are made with PP+ PET aka 2 types of plastic; and yes we pour boiling water over it - we shouldn't be doing that either. I really wanted these to be yummy - but they are not. Also, they are non-refundable so in the trash they go!

This arrived sealed in a shrink wrap covering over the two boxes, then each box of 10 sachets was in a tamper evident box with a best by date (05/10/24) clearly stamped on the bottom (of each).I was confused at first, but if you just hold the edges (that look like wings) eventually the bag is lifted — & then the wings keep it suspended inside the cup.I didn’t use a traditional straw, but just sipped it, and after letting it brew just 3-4 minutes it was a mild but tasty cup.I’m sure you can vary the time the water sits to make it stronger.I sat the device into a second cup — & let the wings float in that cup in the hot water & it immediately looked impressively strong — so you may get more than a cup from each packet if you want to try.This is different but more importantly it’s a really good product.All thumbs up for this offer!

I liked the concept, but it's not strong enough for my taste

I am always a bit impatient at the coffee shops that do pour over coffee, so no surprise that I was impatient brewing one of these, but I have been curious about these single serve pour over coffees. They come in two boxes of 10, shrink wrapped together. Most of the box info is in Portuguese (I think), but one side has English directions. I couldn't quite tell how to brew from the sketches so came back to look at the Amazon listing. The cardboard legs were easy to hook on my mug and the top of the "funnel" where you pull it open to expose the coffee opened very easily. I have a hot water tap in my kitchen and filled a measuring cup with about 150 ml (just under 6 ounces) with hot water and took my time first wetting the grounds, then pouring in a bit at a time. It probably took me 5-10 minutes. The coffee was still hot when I sampled, but when I added milk, it was too cool. Since the 5 ounces or so that I got when I brewed was a bit strong, I added probably another 4-5 ounces of hot water and that warmed it up nicely. It was an ok cup of coffee but nothing to rave about. Since it takes some time, I'll probably brew on the weekends only and continue to use faster methods like my Keurig or Aeropress on the weekdays.

Fueron dos cajas juntas que me gusta porque sabe bueno

I ordered these for camping and they work great. A little bit of hot water from your fire or small camping stove poured into a cup gets your day started the right way. It has great flavor even without creamer or sugar.

taste does not match description.