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Origin: Buhorwa Washing Station Process: Washed Variety: Bourbon, Jackson Bourbon Sourced by: Crop to Cup In the history of Botz, we’ve only carried one coffee from Burundi. This truly is rather tragic, since they have some of my favorite Botz flavor and color combinations ever (keep reading to decipher Botz’s unique tasting practices). While it’s impossible to singularly characterize a coffee’s flavor profile from Burundi (they can be quite complex), Botz tends to gravitate toward citrusy cups with a rich, syrupy and sweet backbones. Personally, I’ve found that colors themselves are really powerful in helping tasters pinpoint flavors and their own memories associated with them. I know a handful of really insightful cuppers who start with colors and break them down into fruits (try this while tasting!). Gaharo has been one of my favorite color/flavor combinations to date. The acidity of this coffee reminds me of rich orange (blood orange) and small bursts of red (cranberry). The sweetness flooded my mind with rich purple hues (dates). In combination, you get a prismatic and electric cup grounded by lots of sweetness. Bright, yet rich and fresh, yet syrupy - Gaharo is ready to fulfill all your coffee flavor desires. ***Please note that coffee orders are roasted, processed, and shipped on Wednesdays. The cutoff for orders is 12:00 pm each Tuesday.***
Origin: Buhorwa Washing Station Process: Washed Variety: Bourbon, Jackson Bourbon Sourced by: Crop to Cup In the history of Botz, we’ve only carried one coffee from Burundi. This truly is rather tragic, since they have some of my favorite Botz flavor and color combinations ever (keep reading to decipher Botz’s unique tasting practices). While it’s impossible to singularly characterize a coffee’s flavor profile from Burundi (they can be quite complex), Botz tends to gravitate toward citrusy cups with a rich, syrupy and sweet backbones. Personally, I’ve found that colors themselves are really powerful in helping tasters pinpoint flavors and their own memories associated with them. I know a handful of really insightful cuppers who start with colors and break them down into fruits (try this while tasting!). Gaharo has been one of my favorite color/flavor combinations to date. The acidity of this coffee reminds me of rich orange (blood orange) and small bursts of red (cranberry). The sweetness flooded my mind with rich purple hues (dates). In combination, you get a prismatic and electric cup grounded by lots of sweetness. Bright, yet rich and fresh, yet syrupy - Gaharo is ready to fulfill all your coffee flavor desires. ***Please note that coffee orders are roasted, processed, and shipped on Wednesdays. The cutoff for orders is 12:00 pm each Tuesday.***
40g
$4.50
($51.03/lbs)
12oz
$25.00
($33.33/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

Blood orange
Dates
Honeysuckle
Syrupy

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Out of stock
0 ratings
From $4.50/40g
40g
$4.50
($51.03/lbs)
12oz
$25.00
($33.33/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

Blood orange
Dates
Honeysuckle
Syrupy

What the Brand Says

Origin: Buhorwa Washing Station Process: Washed Variety: Bourbon, Jackson Bourbon Sourced by: Crop to Cup In the history of Botz, we’ve only carried one coffee from Burundi. This truly is rather tragic, since they have some of my favorite Botz flavor and color combinations ever (keep reading to decipher Botz’s unique tasting practices). While it’s impossible to singularly characterize a coffee’s flavor profile from Burundi (they can be quite complex), Botz tends to gravitate toward citrusy cups with a rich, syrupy and sweet backbones. Personally, I’ve found that colors themselves are really powerful in helping tasters pinpoint flavors and their own memories associated with them. I know a handful of really insightful cuppers who start with colors and break them down into fruits (try this while tasting!). Gaharo has been one of my favorite color/flavor combinations to date. The acidity of this coffee reminds me of rich orange (blood orange) and small bursts of red (cranberry). The sweetness flooded my mind with rich purple hues (dates). In combination, you get a prismatic and electric cup grounded by lots of sweetness. Bright, yet rich and fresh, yet syrupy - Gaharo is ready to fulfill all your coffee flavor desires. ***Please note that coffee orders are roasted, processed, and shipped on Wednesdays. The cutoff for orders is 12:00 pm each Tuesday.***
Origin: Buhorwa Washing Station Process: Washed Variety: Bourbon, Jackson Bourbon Sourced by: Crop to Cup In the history of Botz, we’ve only carried one coffee from Burundi. This truly is rather tragic, since they have some of my favorite Botz flavor and color combinations ever (keep reading to decipher Botz’s unique tasting practices). While it’s impossible to singularly characterize a coffee’s flavor profile from Burundi (they can be quite complex), Botz tends to gravitate toward citrusy cups with a rich, syrupy and sweet backbones. Personally, I’ve found that colors themselves are really powerful in helping tasters pinpoint flavors and their own memories associated with them. I know a handful of really insightful cuppers who start with colors and break them down into fruits (try this while tasting!). Gaharo has been one of my favorite color/flavor combinations to date. The acidity of this coffee reminds me of rich orange (blood orange) and small bursts of red (cranberry). The sweetness flooded my mind with rich purple hues (dates). In combination, you get a prismatic and electric cup grounded by lots of sweetness. Bright, yet rich and fresh, yet syrupy - Gaharo is ready to fulfill all your coffee flavor desires. ***Please note that coffee orders are roasted, processed, and shipped on Wednesdays. The cutoff for orders is 12:00 pm each Tuesday.***

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