Brazilian coffee: a gourmet tradition for the holidays

published on December 16, 2024 — by Marc-Alexandre Emond-Boisjoly — 5 mins of reading —


Brazilian coffee, an emblematic and comforting cocktail, is perfect for bringing a warm, festive touch to your end-of-year celebrations. Combining the richness of coffee, the sweetness of cream, and a touch of alcohol, this drink is a holiday staple. In this article, we explore the origins of Brazilian coffee, how to prepare it at home, and why our Fruit Cake from 94 Celcius is ideal for this recipe.

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Origins of Brazilian coffee

Although its name evokes Brazil, Brazilian coffee as we know it is mostly popular in European and North American cafés and homes. This cocktail pays tribute to Brazil's coffee-producing culture, combining rich, aromatic ingredients to create a gourmet experience.

With its sweet notes, velvety texture and perfect balance between coffee and alcohol, Brazilian coffee has become a popular choice during the holidays, not least for its ability to delight lovers of sophisticated hot drinks.

The Essential Ingredients of Brazilian Coffee

The traditional recipe for Brazilian coffee is based on four main elements:

  • A rich, full-bodied coffee A solid foundation is essential. We recommend our Fruit Cakea barrel-aged Honduran coffee with notes of bourbon, maple syrup and dried fruit.
  • A tasty spirit Grand Marnier, Amaretto or dark rum, for extra depth and warmth.
  • Sugar or natural sweetener To balance flavours and soften the blend.
  • Whipped cream For a touch of luxury and festivity, essential to complete the experience.

Why choose 94 Celcius Fruit Cake?

Our coffee Fruit Cake is the ideal choice for a Brazilian coffee, thanks to its rich, complex profile. This Honduran coffee, developed in collaboration with Tonellerie Moreauis barrel-aged, giving it nuances of bourbon and a natural sweetness reminiscent of maple syrup. Its dried fruit and ginger aromas add a unique depth, perfect for a festive cocktail like Brazilian coffee.

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Traditional Brazilian Coffee Recipe

Here's a simple and delicious recipe for making Brazilian coffee at home.

Ingredients (for 1 serving)

  • 1 shot of espresso Fruit Cake (or 50 ml of tasty coffee).
  • 30 ml Grand Marnier (or your favorite spirit).
  • 1 tablespoon sugar (or to taste).
  • 100 ml 35% cream, lightly whipped.
  • Orange zest or a pinch of cocoa for garnish (optional).

Steps

  1. Preparing coffee : Use our coffee Fruit Cake to prepare a full-bodied espresso or coffee.
  2. Add alcohol In a heatproof cup or glass, pour the Grand Marnier.
  3. Mix with sugar Add the sugar to the coffee-alcohol mixture and stir until completely dissolved.
  4. Add the whipped cream For a visual and gustatory contrast, delicately place a layer of whipped cream on top.
  5. Garnish Add orange zest or cocoa powder for a festive touch.

Serve immediately and enjoy this warm, comforting drink.

Variations to customize your Brazilian coffee

  • Alcohol-free Replace the alcohol with a spoonful of maple syrup or caramel for a version suitable for everyone.
  • Chocolate Add a touch of crème de cacao or melted chocolate to your coffee for an even more gourmet drink.
  • Spicy Sprinkle with a pinch of cinnamon or nutmeg for a warming, fragrant variation.

Tips for Perfect Brazilian Coffee

  1. Use quality coffee The base of your cocktail is essential. Opt for rich, aromatic beans like our Fruit Cake.
  2. Choose a complementary alcohol Make sure the notes of your alcohol match those of the coffee.
  3. Careful presentation Serve your Brazilian coffee in a beautiful mug or transparent glass to show off its layers.

Why Brazilian coffee is perfect for the holidays

Brazilian coffee is much more than just a hot drink. It's festive, comforting and inviting. With its rich aromas and smoothness, it's the ideal drink to round off a festive meal in style.

Discover our Fruit Cake

Ready to try this recipe? Order our Gâteau de Fruits coffee today and bring a touch of originality and refinement to your end-of-year celebrations. With its unique aromas and festive character, it's the perfect base for your Brazilian coffee.

👉 Order Fruit Cake here

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