Light-Medium Roast
Kinini Series 01
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About This Coffee
Marmalade, Gooseberry, Black Tea + Brown Sugar.
Kinini Series 01, from Wood St Coffee, is a washed Rwandan hailing from the Kinini washing station — a women's co-operative. Expect a bright and juicy cup with prominent marmalade and gooseberry, rounded out by a comforting black tea body and a hint of brown sugar sweetness. A wonderfully balanced coffee that shines as either espresso or filter. Proof that some traditions are worth celebrating.
Coffee Details
- Origin
- Rwanda
- Region
- Mantiqueira de Minas • Kinini-washing-station
- Altitude
- 1800-2500m
- Process
- Pulped Natural • Washed
- Varietal
- Mixed Varietals
- Roast
- Light-Medium
Best brewed as Aeropress and Cafetiere. Good black or with milk.
Producer Story
Kinini Washing Station
"We built our washing station to empower widows and orphans from the genocide, providing secure income through coffee while building schools and health posts for our community."
Kinini Series 01
Kinini Washing Station sits at 1800-2500 MASL in Rwanda's Rulindo district, processing cherries from KCRS women's co-operative and 600+ smallholders across 252 hectares. Founded by Jacqueline Turner and Malcolm Clear via R&B Import Export, it supports local infrastructure, distributes coffee seedlings, and donates 10% of profits to A New Beginning charity for education and healthcare. They emphasize quality with on-site cupping labs, raised drying beds, and microlot separation. ☕
Producer Story
Kinini Washing Station
"We built our washing station to empower widows and orphans from the genocide, providing secure income through coffee while building schools and health posts for our community."
Kinini Series 01
Kinini Washing Station sits at 1800-2500 MASL in Rwanda's Rulindo district, processing cherries from KCRS women's co-operative and 600+ smallholders across 252 hectares. Founded by Jacqueline Turner and Malcolm Clear via R&B Import Export, it supports local infrastructure, distributes coffee seedlings, and donates 10% of profits to A New Beginning charity for education and healthcare. They emphasize quality with on-site cupping labs, raised drying beds, and microlot separation. ☕