Women's Kinini - Wood St Coffee - Rwanda (Duchenne Dash)

Roasted

22 May
Wood St Coffee

Women's Kinini   Rwanda (Duchenne Dash)

JUICY & VIBRANT
Sale price
£12.50/ 250g
  • Omni-Roasted
  • Light-Medium
    • Tastes Like:
    Marmelade + Black Tea.

    This is another Wood St collaboration coffee with Matt and Dillon, raising money and awareness for Duchenne UK. They've selected two Rwandan beans this year, processed slightly differently; this is the Washed variation and it's full of orange with floral, tea-like undertones. Imagine having a cuppa with some marmalade toast- delicious!. All of Wood St's profits from the sale of this coffee go to Duchenne UK.

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    Women's Kinini - Wood St Coffee - Rwanda (Duchenne Dash)

    Women's Kinini - Wood St Coffee - Rwanda (Duchenne Dash)

    250g

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    London N4 2UX
    United Kingdom

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    Details

    • [[Origin]]
      Origin

      Rwanda

    • [[Location]]
      Location

      Rulindo

    • [[Altitude]]
      Altitude

      1800-2500m

    • [[Process]]
      Process

      Washed

    Roaster Notes

    An incredibly diverse crop production happens on these smallholder plots, legumes, beans, sweet potatoes and more can be grown in between the coffee trees. This allows income to be spread over the year as well as producing food for their own consumption. Typically, you’ll find very small family plots cultivating an average of 6 crops. This coffee is produced by women farmers. There are some male members of the families but the women took over ownership and charge of the land.