A naturally low-caffeine espresso from Brazil with rich sweetness and a smooth, easy-drinking profile. Made from the Aramosa varietal, it contains around 50% less caffeine than standard Arabica, without compromising on flavour.
Low Rider – Low Caf Coffee
Low Rider – Brazil is a naturally low caffeine specialty coffee with rich sweetness and smooth body. This exceptional low caf coffee delivers indulgent flavour without the intensity of a traditional espresso — perfect for those wanting balanced energy and full taste.
Tasting Notes
Marzipan • Chocolate • Black Grape
Roast Style
Espresso
Caffeine Level
Naturally ~50% lower caffeine than standard Arabica
Origin
Brazil – Minas Gerais
Farm: Rio Brilhante
Producer: Inácio Urban
Varietal: Aramosa (Naturally Low Caffeine)
Process: Natural
Altitude: 1000–1150 masl
Why Choose This Low Caf Coffee?
This coffee is made from the rare Aramosa varietal, a natural hybrid of Coffea Arabica and Coffea Racemosa. Aramosa contains only 0.7–0.8% caffeine, making it one of the lowest caffeine coffee varieties in the world — ideal for anyone seeking a delicious low caf coffee without sacrificing complexity or body.
Grown in the rolling hills of Minas Gerais, Brazil, the cherries are carefully handpicked and fermented for 36 hours before being sun-dried on concrete patios for up to 15 days. This natural process enhances sweetness, develops chocolate depth, and creates a smooth, clean finish.
Expect a comforting cup with nutty marzipan sweetness, milk chocolate richness, and subtle black grape fruitiness. It performs beautifully as espresso, milk-based drinks, or long blacks.
Sustainable Farming & Quality
The Urban family has been producing coffee for generations, preserving large areas of native forest while using natural pest control methods. Their commitment to sustainability ensures consistent quality and environmental responsibility in every cup.
If you’re looking for a flavour-forward low caffeine coffee that delivers satisfaction without heavy caffeine, Low Rider – Brazil is the perfect choice.