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Process
Variety
Altitude
1400-1600 masl
Harvest
March-July

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Kawamunezeroyacu bright acidity, plum, cherry, grapefruit Region Kawamunezeroyacu, Burundi Elevation 1400 - 1600 meters Process Fully Washed & Dried on Raised Beds Variety Bourbon Harvest March 2018 - July 2018 Storage GrainPro™ Relationship Importer Contract Burundian coffee is known for its intense body and sweetness balanced by a nuanced acidity. Like many coffee producing regions in Africa, Burundi produces almost exclusively microlots due to the nature of the small farm sizes. Farmers send their coffee cherries to elsewhere to be washed, and due to the number of farmers who contribute to any number of these stations, coffee is sold under the name of the washing station. Though Burundi has seen it’s share of civil unrest, today coffee is this small, landlocked nation’s number one export crop and has played a significant role in stabilizing the country and continues to make a name for itself in the specialty coffee world.
Kawamunezeroyacu bright acidity, plum, cherry, grapefruit Region Kawamunezeroyacu, Burundi Elevation 1400 - 1600 meters Process Fully Washed & Dried on Raised Beds Variety Bourbon Harvest March 2018 - July 2018 Storage GrainPro™ Relationship Importer Contract Burundian coffee is known for its intense body and sweetness balanced by a nuanced acidity. Like many coffee producing regions in Africa, Burundi produces almost exclusively microlots due to the nature of the small farm sizes. Farmers send their coffee cherries to elsewhere to be washed, and due to the number of farmers who contribute to any number of these stations, coffee is sold under the name of the washing station. Though Burundi has seen it’s share of civil unrest, today coffee is this small, landlocked nation’s number one export crop and has played a significant role in stabilizing the country and continues to make a name for itself in the specialty coffee world.
BARISMO COFFEE · US

Kawamunezeroyacu

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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

Cherry
Grapefruit
Plum

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Out of stock
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BARISMO COFFEE · US

Kawamunezeroyacu

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

Cherry
Grapefruit
Plum
Process
Variety
Altitude
1400-1600 masl
Harvest
March-July

What the Brand Says

Kawamunezeroyacu bright acidity, plum, cherry, grapefruit Region Kawamunezeroyacu, Burundi Elevation 1400 - 1600 meters Process Fully Washed & Dried on Raised Beds Variety Bourbon Harvest March 2018 - July 2018 Storage GrainPro™ Relationship Importer Contract Burundian coffee is known for its intense body and sweetness balanced by a nuanced acidity. Like many coffee producing regions in Africa, Burundi produces almost exclusively microlots due to the nature of the small farm sizes. Farmers send their coffee cherries to elsewhere to be washed, and due to the number of farmers who contribute to any number of these stations, coffee is sold under the name of the washing station. Though Burundi has seen it’s share of civil unrest, today coffee is this small, landlocked nation’s number one export crop and has played a significant role in stabilizing the country and continues to make a name for itself in the specialty coffee world.
Kawamunezeroyacu bright acidity, plum, cherry, grapefruit Region Kawamunezeroyacu, Burundi Elevation 1400 - 1600 meters Process Fully Washed & Dried on Raised Beds Variety Bourbon Harvest March 2018 - July 2018 Storage GrainPro™ Relationship Importer Contract Burundian coffee is known for its intense body and sweetness balanced by a nuanced acidity. Like many coffee producing regions in Africa, Burundi produces almost exclusively microlots due to the nature of the small farm sizes. Farmers send their coffee cherries to elsewhere to be washed, and due to the number of farmers who contribute to any number of these stations, coffee is sold under the name of the washing station. Though Burundi has seen it’s share of civil unrest, today coffee is this small, landlocked nation’s number one export crop and has played a significant role in stabilizing the country and continues to make a name for itself in the specialty coffee world.

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