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Grown between 1,600 and 1,786 meters in Rwanda's Gatsibo District, this lot is the work of 170 smallholder farmers who bring their cherries to the Murambi washing station. Most tend just a few acres — small family plots, often intercropped with beans, pooled together into something with real clarity in the cup.It's fully washed the classic Rwandan way: hand-sorted and floated to pull out anything underripe, fermented, then soaked and run through grading channels before a slow 14–21 day dry on raised beds. The result is bright and layered — lemonade-sweet up front, a pop of Rainier cherry, and a graham-cracker warmth on the finish. ⚓ At the Source Producer170 smallholders · Murambi Washing Station RegionGatsibo District, Eastern Province, Rwanda Altitude1,600–1,786 masl VarietyBourbon ProcessFully Washed Tastes Like Lemonade · Rainier Cherry · Teddy Graham
Grown between 1,600 and 1,786 meters in Rwanda's Gatsibo District, this lot is the work of 170 smallholder farmers who bring their cherries to the Murambi washing station. Most tend just a few acres — small family plots, often intercropped with beans, pooled together into something with real clarity in the cup.It's fully washed the classic Rwandan way: hand-sorted and floated to pull out anything underripe, fermented, then soaked and run through grading channels before a slow 14–21 day dry on raised beds. The result is bright and layered — lemonade-sweet up front, a pop of Rainier cherry, and a graham-cracker warmth on the finish. ⚓ At the Source Producer170 smallholders · Murambi Washing Station RegionGatsibo District, Eastern Province, Rwanda Altitude1,600–1,786 masl VarietyBourbon ProcessFully Washed Tastes Like Lemonade · Rainier Cherry · Teddy Graham
ANCHORHEAD COFFEE · US

Rwanda- Rulinda Murambi

No longer available
10oz
$24.00
($38.40/lbs)
2lb
$66.00
($33.00/lbs)
5lb
$150.00
($30.00/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

Tasting Notes

Graham cracker
Lemonade
Rainier cherry

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Archived · No longer available
0 ratings
From $24.00/10oz
ANCHORHEAD COFFEE · US

Rwanda- Rulinda Murambi

No longer available
10oz
$24.00
($38.40/lbs)
2lb
$66.00
($33.00/lbs)
5lb
$150.00
($30.00/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

Tasting Notes

Graham cracker
Lemonade
Rainier cherry

What the Brand Says

Grown between 1,600 and 1,786 meters in Rwanda's Gatsibo District, this lot is the work of 170 smallholder farmers who bring their cherries to the Murambi washing station. Most tend just a few acres — small family plots, often intercropped with beans, pooled together into something with real clarity in the cup.It's fully washed the classic Rwandan way: hand-sorted and floated to pull out anything underripe, fermented, then soaked and run through grading channels before a slow 14–21 day dry on raised beds. The result is bright and layered — lemonade-sweet up front, a pop of Rainier cherry, and a graham-cracker warmth on the finish. ⚓ At the Source Producer170 smallholders · Murambi Washing Station RegionGatsibo District, Eastern Province, Rwanda Altitude1,600–1,786 masl VarietyBourbon ProcessFully Washed Tastes Like Lemonade · Rainier Cherry · Teddy Graham
Grown between 1,600 and 1,786 meters in Rwanda's Gatsibo District, this lot is the work of 170 smallholder farmers who bring their cherries to the Murambi washing station. Most tend just a few acres — small family plots, often intercropped with beans, pooled together into something with real clarity in the cup.It's fully washed the classic Rwandan way: hand-sorted and floated to pull out anything underripe, fermented, then soaked and run through grading channels before a slow 14–21 day dry on raised beds. The result is bright and layered — lemonade-sweet up front, a pop of Rainier cherry, and a graham-cracker warmth on the finish. ⚓ At the Source Producer170 smallholders · Murambi Washing Station RegionGatsibo District, Eastern Province, Rwanda Altitude1,600–1,786 masl VarietyBourbon ProcessFully Washed Tastes Like Lemonade · Rainier Cherry · Teddy Graham

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