Burundian Green Coffee

In terms of altitude, soil, and climate, Burundi is ideal for growing coffee; but having been forced to grow coffee during Belgian colonization there was little enthusiasm for coffee farming after independence in 1962, and no incentive for quality. Fifteen years ago, when prices began to rise and become relatively stable, green Burundi coffee farmers in the northern highlands did not forget that Rwanda received better prices for their coffee and they started to emulate some of what was happening in Rwanda. They formed cooperatives and sought ways to improve quality.

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  1. Dark chocolate, maple syrup, black grape, dried cherries, clementine
    P612924-5
    • 120
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  2. Blackberry, creamy, orange candy, lychee
    P612924-4
    • 34
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  3. Lemon grass, honey, maple cream, peach cobbler
    P612924-1
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  4. Cola, vanilla, grapefruit peel, dark toffee
    P612924-6
    • 80
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  5. Dark toffee, dried apple, dried cherry, cooked pineapple
    P612924-7
    • 44
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  6. Plum, cherry cola, raspberry, grape juice
    P612924-3
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