Heza; Nkonge Hill, Lot #1 - Burundi
Expect Red Tea Profile, Blood Orange, and Blackberry from this washed lot.
Kayanza, BI · Washed
Producer
Heza Washing Station’s lots are carried by 6 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 6 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.
Producer overview
Heza Washing Station sources coffees from regions in Burundi, including Butanyerera Province, Gishubi, Kayanza, and Muramvya. The growing altitudes for these lots span from 1700 to 2200 meters. The varietal profile is dominated by Bourbon, alongside Red Bourbon, SL34, and other unspecified cultivars. The processing methods represented in the catalog cover washed, natural, and honey treatments. Six different roasters feature coffees from Heza Washing Station, with a total of eight coffees indexed and an average Cherrybook Index of 57.2. Recent catalog examples include Mutana Hill prepared as a honey process with Bourbon by September Coffee Company, The Hills and Nkonge Natural processed as naturals with Bourbon by Common Folk Coffee Co., and washed lots from Nkonge Hill utilizing Red Bourbon, SL34, and other varieties roasted by Sey Coffee, as well as an espresso-profile washed coffee from Gishubi roasted by Rumble Coffee Roasters.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1700–2200m
Harvests
No coffees from this producer in stock right now.
Expect Red Tea Profile, Blood Orange, and Blackberry from this washed lot.
Kayanza, BI · Washed
Honey lot with Floral, Dark Berries, and Citrus in the cup.
Kayanza, BI · Honey
Expect Citrus Like Acidity, Ripe Purple Fruit, and Black Tea Aromatics from this washed lot.
Kayanza, BI · Washed
Expect Red Tea, Ripe Cherry, and Apricot from this washed lot.
Kayanza, BI · Washed
Washed lot with Black Tea, Lemonade, and Strawberry in the cup.
Kayanza, BI · Washed
Natural lot with Gala Apple, Ginger, and Hibiscus in the cup.
Kayanza, BI · Natural
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