Baho - Coborn Coffee - Rwanda
Baho - Coborn Coffee - Rwanda
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    17 Mar
    Coborn Coffee

    Baho   Rwanda

    Sale price £12.75
  • Caramel
  • Chocolate
  • Citrus
  • Kiwi
  • Raspberry

    • Sourced from the Fugi washing station and grown at altitudes between 1550 to 1850 meters above sea level, this Bourbon varietal is processed using the anaerobic natural method, enhancing its unique flavors. The coffee benefits from the region's well-defined seasons, with hot, wet summers and dry winters. With a vibrant and fruity profile, we recommend enjoying this one black, but it also makes for a delightful fruity flat white.

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    Baho - Coborn Coffee - Rwanda

    Baho - Coborn Coffee - Rwanda

    250g

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    Details

    • [[Origin]]
      Origin

      Rwanda

    • [[Location]]
      Location

      Nyaruguru District - Southern Province

    • [[Altitude]]
      Altitude

      1550-1850m

    • [[Process]]
      Process

      Anerobic

    From Coborn Coffee

    In order to support single mothers, Baho Coffee Company initiated a solidarity group where single mothers could join together over coffee farming and also find friendship and hope. The women chose the name “Ikizere” for their group because it means “hope” in Kinyarwanda and that is what they felt the group represented.