When I return from Brazil I’ll be tan, a little fatter, and no doubt buzzing with the effects of Brazilian coffee (I hope!). It’s going to be a fast trip despite the length of two weeks. I will try to post something up here but I don’t know whether I’ll have internet access.

Two weeks without the internet will likely do me a lot of good as I spend a lot of time online for my job. It’s my first time to Brazil and I have a lot planned around my cousin’s wedding. I’ll be keeping my eye out for any coffee shops or coffee farms that might be interesting to tour.

Places I’ll be visiting:

Anyways, I hope everyone has a good time while I’m away. Browse the archives if you get bored however I’m sure you won’t as I have some posts written which will appear magically while I am away. Some of them are rather long and I hope you’ll take the time to read them. Lastly, check out Quest for Coffee. He’s growing a coffee plant in his house.

Chris Tingom

Chris Tingom, I run things at Arizona Coffee.

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4 comments

  1. TOMAS

    If you’re south enough, be sure to try the Yerba Matte!

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  2. Jason Haeger

    Yes.. do try the Yerba Mate..it’s far more common (and much cheaper to boot!) than here in the US.

    Also drop by a churrasqueira.. meat there is much cheaper, and often better than here as well.

    Not to mention Brasilian pizza.. it’s something else entirely.

    Most of all, be safe and have fun.

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  3. mz

    yes, try the matte by all means.
    also, if you have the time, eat some arabic (downtown, são paulo) and japanese food (liberdade, são paulo). you won’t regret it 🙂

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  4. Chris Tingom

    Well unfortunately I didn’t try the Yerba Matte because I didn’t see these comments until I returned. Oh well. I did try the pizza though and made my way to more than one pizza shop. Brasil has a ton and it’s very good.

    I actually was never in the São Paulo vicinity except the airport (I am glad though because it isn’t that safe a city right now). And my days in Rio were shorter and more crowded with relatives for the wedding. But it was great fun and I did get to do a few coffee shop visits but not as much as I wanted.

    Honestly, I found it difficult to find coffee shops. But there were a few (I’ll post some photos here soon).

    I would definately say that a visit to Brasil and south america is highly encouraged. I’d go again and visit other countries like Argentina.

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