Burundi Nemba
Expect Cranberry, Dried Fig, and Allspice from this washed lot.
Kayanza Province, BI · Washed
Producer
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Producer overview
Nemba Washing Station is located in the Kayanza Province of Burundi, operating within an altitude band of 1700 to 1900 meters. The geographical conditions of this region support the cultivation of the estate's dominant coffee cultivar. The dominant varietal grown and processed at Nemba Washing Station is Bourbon. This traditional cultivar forms the foundation of the offerings associated with the washing station in the current catalog. The processing profile for Nemba Washing Station centers on the washed method. All recorded lots in the index utilize this traditional technique, reflecting a focused approach to post-harvest preparation. The catalog footprint for Nemba Washing Station includes representation across two roasters, with an average Cherrybook Index (CBI) of 79.2 across their lots. Recent catalog entries feature offerings such as Burundi Nemba roasted by Kickapoo Coffee Roasters and Burundi Nemba roasted by Wonderstate Coffee, both processed as washed Bourbon lots. The work of Nemba Washing Station in the catalog is distinguished by its consistent focus on washed Bourbon coffees from the Kayanza region, carried by multiple roasters.
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Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1700–1900m
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Expect Cranberry, Dried Fig, and Allspice from this washed lot.
Kayanza Province, BI · Washed
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Kayanza, Burundi
Natural
black cherry, strawberry, currant, blood orange
$9.97/lb
at 500 g · from 100 g
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