This is a clean & sweet Burundi with flavours of strawberry, red grape & orange.
Roasted in H-town 16 OCT 2026
About the farmer(s)
Gihere Ngozi - Red Bourbon [honey]
— Burundi
Gihere Washing Station was built in 1984 & processes the coffee from around 1600 small-holder farmers in the Ngozi region of Burundi. This lot was processed using the honey method, ripe coffee cherries are delivered to the washing station where they are hand-sorted to remove under/over-ripe cherries & defects, depulped & then placed on raised beds to dry.
region Ngozi
farm/farmer Small-holder
altitude 1650-1950 meters
crop 2026
cultivar Red Bourbon
process Honey
Bourbon is a natural mutation of Typica originating from La Réunion [until 1848 known as Île Bourbon]. The coffee was planted in 1708 by the French who acquired seeds from the Dutch, who in turn acquired them from Yemen. Colour of the cherries is due to a recessive gene, they can be either pink, yellow, orange or like this offering, red when ripe. Bourbon is 1/3rd more productive than Typica.
Coffee cherries drying on raised beds at Gihere Washing Station.
Raised drying beds at Gihere Coffee Washing Station.
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