A vast majority of natural-processed coffee from the Democratic Republic of the Congo is produced with haste, leading to poor quality coffee and low prices for producers. The Muungano cooperative, always seeking to push their potential, has honed their skills to prepare some of the highest quality natural-sundried lots from this often overlooked origin. Staff at the Buchiro washing station select strictly ripe coffee cherries and employ methodical drying techniques to produce a coffee with notes of berry, nougat, and cacao nibs. Pronunciation: boo-CHEER-oh

A vast majority of natural-processed coffee from the Democratic Republic of the Congo is produced with haste, leading to poor quality coffee and low prices for producers. The Muungano cooperative, always seeking to push their potential, has honed their skills to prepare some of the highest quality natural-sundried lots from this often overlooked origin. Staff at the Buchiro washing station select strictly ripe coffee cherries and employ methodical drying techniques to produce a coffee with notes of berry, nougat, and cacao nibs. Pronunciation: boo-CHEER-oh