Organic Rwanda Kamonyi Mbizi - Roasted Coffee
Organic Rwanda Kamonyi Mbizi - Roasted Coffee
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Organic Rwanda Kamonyi Mbizi - Roasted Coffee
This offering from Rwanda is a stellar showcase of the fine coffees from this region. The cup quality is smooth and clean, with snappy acidity and a velvety mouthfeel. Floral and tropical fruit notes are prominent, with a lightly sweet finish.
This fully washed lot is sourced from exclusively women producers supplying Mbizi washing station, a wetmill operated by Gihanga Coffee Company in Kamonyi district. Mbizi sits at around 2,200 masl making it one of Rwanda's highest altitude wetmills. Gihanga works with over 3,000 small farmers in the region. These producers cultivate bourbon trees and their farms average around 4ha in size. Mbizi washing station is located in Rukoma sector, Kamonyi district, in Rwanda's Southern Province. Like much of Rwanda - “the land of a thousand hills” - the terrain is mountainous, rugged, and exceptionally beautiful. Rich volcanic soils, plentiful sunshine, and tropical rainfall provide exceptional conditions for the cultivation of arabica, and the Bourbon variety particularly excels in the high elevations of Rwanda’s mountains.
- Cupping Notes: Jasmine, Honey, Roasted Almond
- Roast Body: Mild
- Roast Level: Light
- Certifications: Organic
- Caffeine Level: Caffeinated
- Single Origin: Kamonyi District, Southern Rwanda
- Altitude: 1,525 - 2,400 masl
- Varietal: Bourbon
- Process: Fully Washed
- Drying: Dried raised beds
Ingredients: Organic 100% Arabica coffee. Organic certified by PA Certified Organic. OU Kosher certified. Produced in an SQF-certified, renewable energy-powered facility.
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