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1600-2000 masl
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Filter, Espresso

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Region: Western Province Elevation: 1600-2000 masl About: Ngororero is built on the work of hundreds of smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee across Rwanda’s steep hillsides. Their cherries are delivered to the washing station, where careful sorting, controlled fermentation and slow drying on raised beds preserve the character of each harvest. The result is a coffee with vibrant fruit, layered sweetness and exceptional clarity. RWACOF works closely with these producers long after harvest has finished. Through partnerships with the Kahawatu Foundation and the London School of Economics, farmers have access to agronomy training, finance, improved seedlings and soil health programs that strengthen both quality and productivity. Investment also extends to women’s cooperatives, renewable energy and environmental initiatives that support the future of coffee growing in the region. It is a long-term approach that values both the people behind the coffee and the quality they produce. Region: Western Province Elevation: 1600-2000 masl About: Ngororero is built on the work of hundreds of smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee across Rwanda’s steep hillsides. Their cherries are delivered to the washing station, where careful sorting, controlled fermentation and slow drying on raised beds preserve the character of each harvest. The result is a coffee with vibrant fruit, layered sweetness and exceptional clarity. RWACOF works closely with these producers long after harvest has finished. Through partnerships with the Kahawatu Foundation and the London School of Economics, farmers have access to agronomy training, finance, improved seedlings and soil health programs that strengthen both quality and productivity. Investment also extends to women’s cooperatives, renewable energy and environmental initiatives that support the future of coffee growing in the region. It is a long-term approach that values both the people behind the coffee and the quality they produce.
Region: Western Province Elevation: 1600-2000 masl About: Ngororero is built on the work of hundreds of smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee across Rwanda’s steep hillsides. Their cherries are delivered to the washing station, where careful sorting, controlled fermentation and slow drying on raised beds preserve the character of each harvest. The result is a coffee with vibrant fruit, layered sweetness and exceptional clarity. RWACOF works closely with these producers long after harvest has finished. Through partnerships with the Kahawatu Foundation and the London School of Economics, farmers have access to agronomy training, finance, improved seedlings and soil health programs that strengthen both quality and productivity. Investment also extends to women’s cooperatives, renewable energy and environmental initiatives that support the future of coffee growing in the region. It is a long-term approach that values both the people behind the coffee and the quality they produce. Region: Western Province Elevation: 1600-2000 masl About: Ngororero is built on the work of hundreds of smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee across Rwanda’s steep hillsides. Their cherries are delivered to the washing station, where careful sorting, controlled fermentation and slow drying on raised beds preserve the character of each harvest. The result is a coffee with vibrant fruit, layered sweetness and exceptional clarity. RWACOF works closely with these producers long after harvest has finished. Through partnerships with the Kahawatu Foundation and the London School of Economics, farmers have access to agronomy training, finance, improved seedlings and soil health programs that strengthen both quality and productivity. Investment also extends to women’s cooperatives, renewable energy and environmental initiatives that support the future of coffee growing in the region. It is a long-term approach that values both the people behind the coffee and the quality they produce.
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PROUD MARY COFFEE · AU

Rwanda | Ngororero | Red Bourbon | Washed

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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

Earl Grey
Red currant
Raw sugar

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PROUD MARY COFFEE · AU

Rwanda | Ngororero | Red Bourbon | Washed

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

Earl Grey
Red currant
Raw sugar
Process
Altitude
1600-2000 masl
Recommended for
Filter, Espresso

What the Brand Says

Region: Western Province Elevation: 1600-2000 masl About: Ngororero is built on the work of hundreds of smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee across Rwanda’s steep hillsides. Their cherries are delivered to the washing station, where careful sorting, controlled fermentation and slow drying on raised beds preserve the character of each harvest. The result is a coffee with vibrant fruit, layered sweetness and exceptional clarity. RWACOF works closely with these producers long after harvest has finished. Through partnerships with the Kahawatu Foundation and the London School of Economics, farmers have access to agronomy training, finance, improved seedlings and soil health programs that strengthen both quality and productivity. Investment also extends to women’s cooperatives, renewable energy and environmental initiatives that support the future of coffee growing in the region. It is a long-term approach that values both the people behind the coffee and the quality they produce. Region: Western Province Elevation: 1600-2000 masl About: Ngororero is built on the work of hundreds of smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee across Rwanda’s steep hillsides. Their cherries are delivered to the washing station, where careful sorting, controlled fermentation and slow drying on raised beds preserve the character of each harvest. The result is a coffee with vibrant fruit, layered sweetness and exceptional clarity. RWACOF works closely with these producers long after harvest has finished. Through partnerships with the Kahawatu Foundation and the London School of Economics, farmers have access to agronomy training, finance, improved seedlings and soil health programs that strengthen both quality and productivity. Investment also extends to women’s cooperatives, renewable energy and environmental initiatives that support the future of coffee growing in the region. It is a long-term approach that values both the people behind the coffee and the quality they produce.
Region: Western Province Elevation: 1600-2000 masl About: Ngororero is built on the work of hundreds of smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee across Rwanda’s steep hillsides. Their cherries are delivered to the washing station, where careful sorting, controlled fermentation and slow drying on raised beds preserve the character of each harvest. The result is a coffee with vibrant fruit, layered sweetness and exceptional clarity. RWACOF works closely with these producers long after harvest has finished. Through partnerships with the Kahawatu Foundation and the London School of Economics, farmers have access to agronomy training, finance, improved seedlings and soil health programs that strengthen both quality and productivity. Investment also extends to women’s cooperatives, renewable energy and environmental initiatives that support the future of coffee growing in the region. It is a long-term approach that values both the people behind the coffee and the quality they produce. Region: Western Province Elevation: 1600-2000 masl About: Ngororero is built on the work of hundreds of smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee across Rwanda’s steep hillsides. Their cherries are delivered to the washing station, where careful sorting, controlled fermentation and slow drying on raised beds preserve the character of each harvest. The result is a coffee with vibrant fruit, layered sweetness and exceptional clarity. RWACOF works closely with these producers long after harvest has finished. Through partnerships with the Kahawatu Foundation and the London School of Economics, farmers have access to agronomy training, finance, improved seedlings and soil health programs that strengthen both quality and productivity. Investment also extends to women’s cooperatives, renewable energy and environmental initiatives that support the future of coffee growing in the region. It is a long-term approach that values both the people behind the coffee and the quality they produce.
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