Burundi | Nyagashiha | Red Bourbon | Washed | Filter | 250g
Region: Rumonge
Elevation: 1530 masl
Variety: Red Bourbon
Process: Washed
Notes: Brown sugar, apricot, Earl Grey tea, floral, & lactic
About: The Nyagashiha washing station is one of 13 mills that form the Akawa project, created to help producers escape the cycle of poverty in a sustainable way. The project emphasises good agricultural practices, environmental responsibility, and social equity. In 2019 the station manager, Jean-Baptist, experimented with a new double sorting method. When we were with him in Burundi cupping all his coffees, we gravitated towards the double sorted lots before even knowing what he had done differently. The higher scores they received were significant enough to roll out this new processing on all coffees going forwards. One of these special lots won Nyagashiha 20th place in the Cup of Excellence in 2019.
Region: Rumonge
Elevation: 1530 masl
Variety: Red Bourbon
Process: Washed
Notes: Brown sugar, apricot, Earl Grey tea, floral, & lactic
About: The Nyagashiha washing station is one of 13 mills that form the Akawa project, created to help producers escape the cycle of poverty in a sustainable way. The project emphasises good agricultural practices, environmental responsibility, and social equity. In 2019 the station manager, Jean-Baptist, experimented with a new double sorting method. When we were with him in Burundi cupping all his coffees, we gravitated towards the double sorted lots before even knowing what he had done differently. The higher scores they received were significant enough to roll out this new processing on all coffees going forwards. One of these special lots won Nyagashiha 20th place in the Cup of Excellence in 2019.
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Region: Rumonge
Elevation: 1530 masl
Variety: Red Bourbon
Process: Washed
Notes: Brown sugar, apricot, Earl Grey tea, floral, & lactic
About: The Nyagashiha washing station is one of 13 mills that form the Akawa project, created to help producers escape the cycle of poverty in a sustainable way. The project emphasises good agricultural practices, environmental responsibility, and social equity. In 2019 the station manager, Jean-Baptist, experimented with a new double sorting method. When we were with him in Burundi cupping all his coffees, we gravitated towards the double sorted lots before even knowing what he had done differently. The higher scores they received were significant enough to roll out this new processing on all coffees going forwards. One of these special lots won Nyagashiha 20th place in the Cup of Excellence in 2019.
