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Africa

Burundi Collines Masenga

$355.00
Coffee dries on raised beds under the protection of a cover at Migoti wet mill, where Masenga is processed. Migoti, Burundi.
Burundi Collines Masenga
Burundi Collines Masenga

The profile is on the delicate and bright side for Burundi, with elegant acidity that weaves through complex raw sugar sweetness. Top notes hint at cinnamon stick, rose hips tea, and lemon. Excellent pour-over. City to City+.

Africa

Burundi Dry Process Colline Kigina

$377.50
A woman moves the dry process coffee around on raised beds, looking for any defects to be removed. Kinama site, Burundi.
Burundi Dry Process Colline Kigina
Burundi Dry Process Colline Kigina

Berry-toned dry process that's quite versatile in the roaster. Notes of blackberry, dried mango, fig, sorghum syrup, blueberry muffin, and chocolate bittersweets that are drawn out in medium roasts. City to Full City.

Africa

Burundi Monge Murambi Hill

$350.00
Coffee cherries ripening from green to red at a coffee farm in Murambi hill.
Burundi Monge Murambi Hill
Burundi Monge Murambi Hill

Syrupy bodied coffee with clean, bright flavors that are sweet from start to finish. Cane sugar and honey sweetness, hints of English Breakfast tea, orange essence, mouth-cleansing acidity. The complete package! City to Full City.

Africa

Burundi Mutambu Migoti Hill

$350.00
After pulping and fermenting, the wet parchment is moved to the drying tables where it is spread to a thin layer to dry in the sun. Migoti coffee washing station, Burundi.
Burundi Mutambu Migoti Hill
Burundi Mutambu Migoti Hill

Excellent light roast brew, elegant, bright, with prevalent sweetness, and top note highlights of cherry, raw sugar, spice tea, rose hips, and a twist of lemon. Dark roasts are best for espresso. City to Full City. Good for espresso.

Africa

Ethiopia Uraga Haro

$377.50
Close-up photo of green coffee in its parchment layer drying on raised beds at an Uraga wet mill.
Ethiopia Uraga Haro
Ethiopia Uraga Haro

Impressive sweetness and fragrant aroma, rue, lemon basil, aromatic wood, and amber resin. Dark roasts were a surprise hit, bittersweet, jammy flavors, with whole spice. City to Full City. Good for espresso.

Africa

Kenya Kiambu Spike AB

$377.50
Farm manager Moses surveys the small pulper used at Spike, and coffee dries on raised beds in the background. Kiambu, Kenya.
Kenya Kiambu Spike AB
Kenya Kiambu Spike AB

Very well-rounded Kenya, with forward sweetness all the way to the finish. Complexity builds as it cools, hinting at berry tea, molasses, hibiscus drink, dark sugar, and pungent black tea. City to Full City. Good for espresso.

Africa

Kenya Kirinyaga Kiri AB

$377.50
Farmers spread wet process coffee on raised drying beds at a Kirinyaga coffee Factory (not Kiri).
Kenya Kirinyaga Kiri AB
Kenya Kirinyaga Kiri AB

Archetypal Kenya flavors in City/City+ roasts, brightly sweet with an assemblage of citrus notes and natural sugar sweetness. Mixed citrus quality, orange, kumquat, grapefruit, and a bright, tangy finish. City to Full City.

Africa

Kenya Muranga Kangunu Peaberry

Out Of Stock
Wet Process coffee is first piled in the center of the beds to drip dry for a few hour before being spread to a thin layer. Kangunu Factory.
Kenya Muranga Kangunu Peaberry
Kenya Muranga Kangunu Peaberry

Sweet at its core, with an array of fruit accents, moderate tartaric/citric acidity, and ample body that deepens with roast. Hints of currant, lemon rind, peach, fruit leather, whole spice, and cocoa. City to Full City.

Africa

Kenya Nyeri Gathaithi Peaberry

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Long, raised drying tables filled with wet parchment coffee at Gathaithi Factory, Nyeri, Kenya.
Kenya Nyeri Gathaithi Peaberry
Kenya Nyeri Gathaithi Peaberry

Punchy and bright when light roasted, and should work wonders as pour-over brew and iced coffee. Tonal aspects of citrus and fresh berry, hints of juicy orange, tart peach, grapefruit, and cantaloupe melon. City to City+.

Africa

Kenya Nyeri Gichathaini AA

$400.00
Hand-painted sign at the Gichathaini coffee factory pointing the way to the pulping station where the coffee cherry is removed from the green seeds. Nyeri, Kenya.
Kenya Nyeri Gichathaini AA
Kenya Nyeri Gichathaini AA

Light roasts have impressive sweetness and mouthfeel, with bright accents of citrus and stone fruits that never feel stark or grabby. Notes of raw sugar, tangerine, lemonade, peach, vanilla, and black tea. City to City+.

Africa

Kenya Nyeri Kiamabara AB

$377.50
The sign pointing the way to Kiamabara Coffee Factory, where whole cherry from the surrounding farmers and cooperative members is processed down to green coffee. Karatina, Nyeri County, Kenya.
Kenya Nyeri Kiamabara AB
Kenya Nyeri Kiamabara AB

Very sweet Kenya, juicy and moderately complex, with citrus notes that are more sweet than bright. Notes of lemonade, orange cream soda, apricot jam, and lovely acidity that doesn't overpower the cup. City to Full City.

Africa

Kenya Nyeri Nduma Peaberry

$377.50
Green coffee cherries crowd the branch of this shrub at a coffee farm in Nyeri (not Nduma).
Kenya Nyeri Nduma Peaberry
Kenya Nyeri Nduma Peaberry

Saccharine sweet base flavors and very sweet finish, with a bright top end that structures the cup. Notes of brûlée sugar, caramel, molasses, Naval orange, Galia melon, crisp black tea with lemon. City to Full City.

Africa

Rwanda Dry Process Gitwe

$367.50
Workers sort defects and unripe coffee from the cherries drying on raised beds at Gitwe, Nyamasheke, Rwanda.
Rwanda Dry Process Gitwe
Rwanda Dry Process Gitwe

Profiles of dried fruits and berries are core flavors, along with bittersweet intensity that offers a nice counterpoint to some of the wilder aspects. Apricot, fruit leather, cardamom, chicory, chocolate coconut. City+ to Full City+.

Africa

Rwanda Dry Process Kivu Kageyo

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Whole cherries dry on raised beds made of wood and mesh at the Kagyo site, Rwanda.
Rwanda Dry Process Kivu Kageyo
Rwanda Dry Process Kivu Kageyo

Expansive cup profile that boasts big cup sweetness of unrefined sugars and rustic-toned fruits. Light roasts are moderately bright, with hints of dried date, fig, blackberry leaf tea, and aromatic cedar. City to Full City+.

Africa

Rwanda Milles Collines Peaberry Lot 2

$335.00
Parchment-covered coffee drying on raised beds at one of the coffee cooperatives who contributed to this blend.
Rwanda Milles Collines Peaberry Lot 2
Rwanda Milles Collines Peaberry Lot 2

Syrupy sweetness with bright accents, mouth-pleasing texture, and a spiced, bittersweet aftertaste. Caramel, brisk tea, citrus, cinnamon sauce, semi-sweet chocolate. City to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Africa

Rwanda Nyamasheke Gatare

$355.00
A photo of the Gatare green coffee washing station in Nyamasheke shows nearly 100 raised drying beds onsite, all will be full during the harvest peak. Gatare, Rwanda.
Rwanda Nyamasheke Gatare
Rwanda Nyamasheke Gatare

Aromatic sweetness of caramel and baking spice, with a light citrus oil note that plays into the acidic impression. Hints of brown sugar, pear, cinnamon roll, and a shimmer of sweat tea. City to Full City. Good for espresso.

Africa

Rwanda Rulindo Tumba 2

$365.00
A disc depulper machine, used to remove the coffee cherry and fruit from the green coffee seed, at the Tumba coffee cooperative in Rulindo, Rwanda.
Rwanda Rulindo Tumba 2
Rwanda Rulindo Tumba 2

Abundant sweetness and balanced flavors make Tumba a versatile coffee. Light roasts have a delicate side, moderately bright and tea-like, with traces of spice, rose hips, and citrus. City to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Africa

Rwanda Rusizi Gaseke

$372.50
Some coffee defects are easier to spot when the coffee is still wet. These workers at Gaseke sift through the newly pulped coffee seeds before moving to dry on the raised beds.
Rwanda Rusizi Gaseke
Rwanda Rusizi Gaseke

Balanced flavors of raw sugar and milk chocolate, with bright flashes of fruit, and restrained top hints of plum tea, citrus, red berry, candied ginger, and tannic tea-like bittering. City to Full City+.

Africa

Tanzania Mbozi Mbewe Peaberry

Out Of Stock
Workers sift through the drying parchment coffee looking for defects to remove. Mbozi, Tanzania (not Mbewe)
Tanzania Mbozi Mbewe Peaberry
Tanzania Mbozi Mbewe Peaberry

Such an enjoyable East Africa cup profile, somewhere between the syrupy sweetness of Burundi and brighter toned Kenya coffee. Layered raw sugars, orange honey glaze, lemon tea, sweet finish. City to Full City.

Africa

Tanzania Mbozi Songwe AA

$320.00
A bourbon coffee plant with ripening cherries at a Tanzanian coffee farm.
Tanzania Mbozi Songwe AA
Tanzania Mbozi Songwe AA

Very nice cup clarity, layered sweetness, and vivid, tea-like acidity. Shows an array of raw sugar flavors, accents of dried fruit and fragrant spices, and a brisk, mouth-cleansing finish. City to Full City.