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Burundi Turihamwe
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lightBurundi
lemonblack teahoney
Kirundi for 'together,' Turihamwe is grown and processed by seven women farmers at Burundi's first women-owned washing station. Their fine attention to detail results in a bright, sweet, and citrusy cup. In Burundi, cultural norms are slowly shifting in the coffee sector. Historically, women have been restricted to traditional roles: housekeeping, caring for children, growing trees, and harvesting cherries, while heads of households deliver the cherries to the wet mill and control the flow of money, often paying women unequal wages. Land in Burundi is also passed down through men, making it incredibly difficult for women to own farmland. More than sixty percent of the contributing farmers of this lot are women, reflecting their commitment to support women in coffee production.
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What high acidity means
Burundi Turihamwe is a high-acidity coffee from Ngozi Province, Burundi. Acidity means a bright, lively taste, not a sour cup. The lemon note is part of that brightness.
- Brew it as a pour-over or Chemex if you want that brightness clear and easy to taste.
- If it tastes sharp, grind a little coarser or use water around 195°F.
- Cold brew is the softer path. A long cold steep keeps the fruit and takes the snap out.
- Pour-overWater poured by hand through paper. This coffee opens slowly, and the brighter notes stay easy to pick out.
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How to pour over Burundi Turihamwe. It is a high-acidity coffee from Ngozi Province, Burundi.
High acidity shows up best through paper. The brightness stays clear instead of muddy.
You’ll need
- Pour-over dripper
- Paper filter
Flavor profile
Burundi Turihamwe breaks down as citrus, caramel and herbal.
Citrus×1
lemon
A bright, zesty edge. Lemon, orange, or grapefruit show up as sparkle, not sour coffee.
Caramel×1
honey
Cooked sugar. Toffee, honey, or maple sit with the roast instead of tasting like fruit.
Herbal×1
black tea
Green and fresh. Tea, mint, or grass tastes lively and slightly savory.
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