- 🌟 New release
Burundi Izuba Natural Nº 367
Tastes Like:
Strawberry, Shortcake & Honey
Roast:
Izuba translates as ‘sun’ in Kirundi, the national language of Burundi. Over the years, we have bought many lots from this washing station and, Read more
About Burundi Izuba Natural Nº 367
Izuba translates as ‘sun’ in Kirundi, the national language of Burundi. Over the years, we have bought many lots from this washing station and, this year, we are showcasing the natural processed coffee.
This method results in a particularly sweet cup profile and makes for a fruity, bright and complex coffee.
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Delivery information
Roasted & dispatched the next working day with Royal Mail Tracked service.
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£9.96 to £20.00 = £3.75
£20.01 - £24.99 = £3.95
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Burundi
Natural
Smallholders from Kigeri, Ryamukona, & Mugoyi Hills
Runinya, Kayanza Province
1500m - 1700m
Red Bourbon
Supporting local farmers is central to Izuba's mission. Producers receive payments throughout the harvest season, with a final quality premium paid after the coffee is sold. The station also provides employment opportunities for hundreds of seasonal workers from the local community.
Quality control begins with careful sorting to remove underripe or damaged cherries. Once processed, the coffee is dried on raised beds for 25–30 days, promoting even airflow and consistent drying. After drying, the outer fruit is removed, and the coffee is prepared for export. Any remaining coffee pulp is composted and returned to local farmers as a natural fertiliser, helping to support future harvests and promote sustainability within the community.
Ash says...
Everything you want from a natural coffee! Red fruit flavour & big on sweetness
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