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| Origin | Lake Kivu, Rwanda |
| Altitude | 1800–2000 masl |
| Varietal | Red Bourbon |
| Process | Natural |
| Cup Score | 87 (Specialty Coffee Association) |
| Bean Form | Whole bean |
| Pack Size | 200 g |
Grown on the hillsides above Lake Kivu, this natural lot comes from Rwamatamu Coffee, a family-run business in Rwanda’s Nyamasheke District. Founded by Mukantwaza Laetitia and Rutaganda Gaston in 2015, Rwamatamu works with both its own 20-hectare farm and a network of local co-operatives and smallholder producers, most of whom are women. Together, they’re producing coffee that combines quality, traceability, and a clear social impact. The cherries for this lot were delivered to Rwamatamu’s washing station, sorted to remove any defects or underripe fruit, then slowly dried on raised beds for 25 to 35 days. Shade nets and plastic covers protect the coffee throughout, ensuring a stable drying process until it reaches the target 11% moisture. In the cup, it’s a standout natural - juicy and structured, with berry-like sharpness, a creamy mouthfeel, and good depth. Notes of sweet cocoa powder linger on a clean, rich finish. Bean info Specialty Coffee Association Quality Cup Score: 87 Origin: Lake Kivu Species: Arabica Varietal: Red Bourbon Processing: Natural Altitude: 1800-2000 masl Flavour Notes: Fruity, Clean, Juicy, Creamy Pack size: 200g
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