Coffee Time In Rio de Janeiro

(Source: royalcaribbean.com) 

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word “Brazil?” Is it the iconic Carnival? Or football? Or capoeira? For us, Brazil is synonymous with coffee. Local coffee is popular worldwide, with the major part of the global coffee produce belonging to Brazil. 

When it comes to the most popular sorts of Brazilian coffee, Acaiá, Yellow Bourbon, Mundo Novo, and Tupica are appreciated for their full-bodied taste and aroma. 

These varieties are available in stores all over the world, but tasting freshly produced, ground, and brewed Brazilian coffee in Rio De Janeiro means the world for every coffee enthusiast.

Check out the city’s must-visit coffee shops in Rio.

Cheirin Bão is a cozy, ambient coffee shop with classic coffee options and artistic servings. The brand offers craft coffee blends and exquisite desserts. We prefer their robust and aromatic Mia coffee.

Café da Pedra is known for its rustic interior, incomparable inner yard with cozy sitting places, homey atmosphere, and premium quality coffee.

Rei do Mate is our favorite coffee place in Rio. We fell in love with its enigmatic ambience and welcoming service. Rei do Mate offers an impressive choice of artisanal coffee variations and desserts. Be sure to taste their iconic banoffee with banana and dulce de leche, assorted iced coffees, and the incomparable Banana Acai Split.

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