Burundi - Kibingo Oro
Expect Raspberry, Strawberries, and Fizzy Candy from this anaerobic natural lot.
Kayanza, BI · Anaerobic Natural
Producer
Kibingo 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
Kibingo Washing Station is located in the Kayanza region of Burundi, operating within an altitude band of 1700 to 1900 meters. The coffees sourced from this washing station are featured across eight different roasters in the catalog, representing a total of 10 indexed lots with two currently listed as in-stock. The varietal landscape at Kibingo is anchored predominantly by Red Bourbon, which appears across nine lots. Additional cultivars noted in the catalog include Mibirizi, SL34, and general Bourbon varieties. Processing methods at Kibingo cover a traditional and experimental range. The catalog records washed and natural preparations as the most common approaches, alongside anaerobic natural and honey processes. Recent catalog entries illustrate this variety of processing and roaster partnerships. Examples include a honey-processed Red Bourbon roasted by Cloud Picker Coffee, a washed Bourbon featured by Sam James Coffee Bar, natural-processed lots from Anodyne Coffee, a washed Red Bourbon under the name Lilac Dream roasted by Phil and Sebastian Coffee Roasters, and an anaerobic natural lot named Kibingo Oro from KB Coffee Roasters. Lots associated with Kibingo hold an average Cherrybook Index score of 61.6 across the catalog.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1700–1900m
Harvests
Expect Raspberry, Strawberries, and Fizzy Candy from this anaerobic natural lot.
Kayanza, BI · Anaerobic Natural
Natural lot with Strawberry, Cocoa, and Jasmine in the cup.
Kayanza, BI · Natural
Expect Honeydew Melon, Brown Sugar, and Lemon from this natural lot.
Kayanza, BI · Natural
Related producers
Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.