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$16.95/12oz
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Filter, Espresso

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Complex, bright, and aromatic the Rwanda Burera is a multifaceted light roast coffee that will have you noticing nuance with each cup. The delicate acidity leads into a sweet and floral cup, with hints of peach, candied orange, and passion fruit that persist all through the delicate cocoa-leaning aftertaste. The Rwanda Burera received a 91 point score as a filter coffee and a 92 point score as an espresso, by coffee expert Kenneth Davids! Here is what he said about the Rwanda Burera: For Filter: Sweetly nut-toned, softly citrusy. Dried red apple, baking chocolate, orange zest, almond and freesia in aroma and cup. Mildly bright acidity; smooth, velvety mouthfeel. The clean, balanced finish leads with cocoa and citrus notes. (Kenneth Davids, Coffee Review, May 2026), at www.coffeereview.com. For Espresso: Richly chocolaty, softly fruit-toned. Baking chocolate, caramel, dried cherry, cedar and orange zest in aroma and small cup. Velvety-smooth mouthfeel; balanced, bittersweet finish. In cappuccino format, chocolate and caramel deepen, supported by a subtle citrus throughline. (Kenneth Davids, Coffee Review, May 2026), at www.coffeereview.com. 12 ounces.
Complex, bright, and aromatic the Rwanda Burera is a multifaceted light roast coffee that will have you noticing nuance with each cup. The delicate acidity leads into a sweet and floral cup, with hints of peach, candied orange, and passion fruit that persist all through the delicate cocoa-leaning aftertaste. The Rwanda Burera received a 91 point score as a filter coffee and a 92 point score as an espresso, by coffee expert Kenneth Davids! Here is what he said about the Rwanda Burera: For Filter: Sweetly nut-toned, softly citrusy. Dried red apple, baking chocolate, orange zest, almond and freesia in aroma and cup. Mildly bright acidity; smooth, velvety mouthfeel. The clean, balanced finish leads with cocoa and citrus notes. (Kenneth Davids, Coffee Review, May 2026), at www.coffeereview.com. For Espresso: Richly chocolaty, softly fruit-toned. Baking chocolate, caramel, dried cherry, cedar and orange zest in aroma and small cup. Velvety-smooth mouthfeel; balanced, bittersweet finish. In cappuccino format, chocolate and caramel deepen, supported by a subtle citrus throughline. (Kenneth Davids, Coffee Review, May 2026), at www.coffeereview.com. 12 ounces.
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12oz
$16.95
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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

Tasting Notes

Almond
Cacao
Caramel
Citrus
Dark chocolate
Floral
Passion fruit
Peach
Stone fruits
Candied orange
Cedar
Dried apple
Dried cherry
Orange zest
Freesia

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Out of stock
0 ratings
$16.95/12oz
12oz
$16.95
($22.60/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

Tasting Notes

Almond
Cacao
Caramel
Citrus
Dark chocolate
Floral
Passion fruit
Peach
Stone fruits
Candied orange
Cedar
Dried apple
Dried cherry
Orange zest
Freesia
Recommended for
Filter, Espresso

What the Brand Says

Complex, bright, and aromatic the Rwanda Burera is a multifaceted light roast coffee that will have you noticing nuance with each cup. The delicate acidity leads into a sweet and floral cup, with hints of peach, candied orange, and passion fruit that persist all through the delicate cocoa-leaning aftertaste. The Rwanda Burera received a 91 point score as a filter coffee and a 92 point score as an espresso, by coffee expert Kenneth Davids! Here is what he said about the Rwanda Burera: For Filter: Sweetly nut-toned, softly citrusy. Dried red apple, baking chocolate, orange zest, almond and freesia in aroma and cup. Mildly bright acidity; smooth, velvety mouthfeel. The clean, balanced finish leads with cocoa and citrus notes. (Kenneth Davids, Coffee Review, May 2026), at www.coffeereview.com. For Espresso: Richly chocolaty, softly fruit-toned. Baking chocolate, caramel, dried cherry, cedar and orange zest in aroma and small cup. Velvety-smooth mouthfeel; balanced, bittersweet finish. In cappuccino format, chocolate and caramel deepen, supported by a subtle citrus throughline. (Kenneth Davids, Coffee Review, May 2026), at www.coffeereview.com. 12 ounces.
Complex, bright, and aromatic the Rwanda Burera is a multifaceted light roast coffee that will have you noticing nuance with each cup. The delicate acidity leads into a sweet and floral cup, with hints of peach, candied orange, and passion fruit that persist all through the delicate cocoa-leaning aftertaste. The Rwanda Burera received a 91 point score as a filter coffee and a 92 point score as an espresso, by coffee expert Kenneth Davids! Here is what he said about the Rwanda Burera: For Filter: Sweetly nut-toned, softly citrusy. Dried red apple, baking chocolate, orange zest, almond and freesia in aroma and cup. Mildly bright acidity; smooth, velvety mouthfeel. The clean, balanced finish leads with cocoa and citrus notes. (Kenneth Davids, Coffee Review, May 2026), at www.coffeereview.com. For Espresso: Richly chocolaty, softly fruit-toned. Baking chocolate, caramel, dried cherry, cedar and orange zest in aroma and small cup. Velvety-smooth mouthfeel; balanced, bittersweet finish. In cappuccino format, chocolate and caramel deepen, supported by a subtle citrus throughline. (Kenneth Davids, Coffee Review, May 2026), at www.coffeereview.com. 12 ounces.
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