Origin
Burundi
4.6
Grown at
A vibrant and juicy coffee from Burundi with bright grape-like acidity, floral notes, and a tea-like finish.
Similar to its neighbour Rwanda, Burundi produces exceptional washed coffees known for their vibrant acidity and complexity. Kayanza province in the north is a key producing region. These high-altitude coffees often exhibit a distinct juicy quality. Look for notes of red grape or plum, bright lime zest acidity, and delicate floral undertones (like hibiscus or rose). The body is often medium-bodied and smooth, finishing cleanly with characteristics similar to black tea. It's a dynamic coffee that shines in pour-over methods.
Bourbon (primarily Red Bourbon) refers to the most common cherry color of this famous variety, which is celebrated for its exceptional sweetness and complexity. This specific variant is known for a bright, crisp acidity that can be reminiscent of red fruits. It remains a parent to many successful cultivars and a benchmark for high-quality coffee production worldwide.
Country
Burundi
Region
Kayanza Province
Altitude
1,700 - 2,100 meters
Processing Method
Washed (often Double Washed)
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