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Espresso blend coffee can be considered the mainstream of the coffee market. FrontStreet Coffee uses a premium espresso blend bean - a 100% Arabica blend of 40% Colombia and 60% Brazil. It features distinct black cocoa and caramel flavors, offering a rich and mellow taste with gentle acidity, light sweetness and a nutty aftertaste. The overall experience is balanced and not overly stimulating, with moderate crema.

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Brazil supplies the backbone of most espresso blends, and if you want to taste the origin on its own, FrontStreet Brazil Cerrado Red Bourbon is a classic single-origin Brazilian coffee. Cerrado is a well-known growing region prized for high-quality beans, and this natural (pulped) lot is a common red Bourbon; roasted medium, it pours out cream, peanut, toast, caramel and hazelnut aromas with a rounded, gently bittersweet finish that works in pour-over, moka pot, espresso SOE, siphon or French press.

Switch the variety and the cup shifts. FrontStreet Brazil Queen Estate comes from Mogiana, near South Minas, where fertile red volcanic soil feeds the fruit; it is a rare yellow Bourbon, a natural mutation of red Bourbon with a cleaner fruit character, and it shows a sugarcane sweetness along with fruit and chocolate notes no other origin quite matches.

For blending at home, Brazil's low acidity, balance and friendly price make it the first choice for espresso recipes. FrontStreet's espresso range - the oil-rich FrontStreet Classic Blend, the nut-forward FrontStreet Premium Blend, the balanced FrontStreet Black Cocoa Blend and the shop-oriented FrontStreet Commercial Blend - all include Brazilian coffee, which brings both chocolate and cream aromas and a soft sweet-sour-bitter balance that helps keep extraction stable.