Buziraguhindwa
Kayanza, Burundi
Process: Experimental
Varietal: Red Bourbon
Growing Altitude: 2000masl
Tasting Notes:
Tangy & Vibrant,
Lime,
Strawberry,
Sugared Violet
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Jan 2019
Kayanza, Burundi
Process: Experimental
Varietal: Red Bourbon
Growing Altitude: 2000masl
Tasting Notes:
Tangy & Vibrant,
Lime,
Strawberry,
Sugared Violet
Sent to all subscribers
Maraba, Rwanda
Process: Washed
Varietal: Red Bourbon
Growing Altitude: 1900-2000masl
Tasting Notes:
Pear,
Black Grape,
Caramel,
Milk Ch
Sent to Brewer Box and Cafe Box subscribers
Sidamo, Ethiopia
Process: Washed
Varietal: Sedancho & Native Typica Hybrids
Growing Altitude: 1900-2000masl
Tasting Notes:
Clean & Sweet,
Chamomile,
Lemon,
Honey
Sent only to Cafe Box subscribers
Kirinyaga, Kenya
Process: Washed
Varietal: Predominantly SL28 & SL34, Some Ruiru 11
Growing Altitude: 1650-1900masl
Tasting Notes:
Raspberry,
Crab Apple Jelly,
Hibiscus,
Pink Grapefruit
Sent only to Cafe Box subscribers
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