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Megamatte and Brownie do Luiz Join in Unprecedented Collab

oglobo13 September 2026 at 04:00

Megamatte, a Rio café, and Brownie do Luiz, a brand specializing in brownies, launch their first partnership this Friday, a collab of exclusive drinks that will be available on the menu until December or while supplies last. The collaboration brings two new items dubbed with the motto "Two sides of the same desire."

These are the Luiz Mega Cappuccino, a medium-roast gourmet coffee prepared with two espresso shots blended with real brownie pieces, and the Luiz ChocoMega, which combines chocolate blended with brownie. Both drinks can be served hot or cold and receive brownie pieces on the rim of the cup. Both items are sold at R$19.90 each.

With the purchase of either collab drink, the customer receives a complimentary 20g Brownie do Luiz. The partnership seeks to unite two brands that grew independently, each in its own neighborhood and at its own pace, and that supposedly have always shared the same essence.

Why this matters

The partnership brings together two traditional brands from Rio de Janeiro, offering local consumers a differentiated option of beverages combining coffee and chocolate with brownie. Readers in the area can visit the café to try the new items before supplies run out.

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