Burundi

Bavyeyi

Name: Burundi - Bavyeyi
Brand: Partners Coffee
SKU: CSBAVB12WB
Price: 26.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

A juicy natural from Burundi

5.0

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

1 Review

$26.00

Size:

12oz.

Grind:

Whole Bean

Grind Options

Whole Bean - For homes that have a grinder to grind fresh at home, the preferred method

Drip - (Medium-Coarse) Regular coffee machines and Keurig machines

Pourover - (Medium) For Hand Brewing pourover coffee -V60s, Kalitas, etc

Chemex - (Medium-Coarse) For brewing with a Chemex

French Press - (Coarse) For brewing with a French Press

Espresso - (Finest) For brewing espresso

Cold Brew - (Coarsest) For making cold brew

Variant

Quantity:

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Description

This wonderful coffee comes from the red clay hills of Ngozi, Burundi. Bavyeyi - which means "parents" in Kirundi - represents around 600 total producers, led by and largely composed of women.

Natural processing brings delicious fruit notes that invoke plump summer berries and decadent cream. We're tasting strawberry, blackberry, yellow peach, blood orange, and vanilla in a full-bodied cup - an excellent profile in both hot and iced preparations.

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Burundi - Bavyeyi

$26.00

Roast Level:

Light

Tasting Notes:

Strawberry, Orange, Vanilla

Process:

Natural

Coffee Specs

This selection comes from JNP Coffee, an inspiring company at the heart of Burundian specialty coffee. JNP is celebrated not just for their coffee quality, but also for their gender-sensitive approach to development. The company was founded in 2012 by Jeanine Niyonzima-Aroian, who was born in Bujumbura to a family of coffee producers and has now become a respected leader in specialty coffee in the United States.

Bavyeyi means "parents" in Kirundi and is named in honor of the coffee growers like Jeanine's mother who cultivate coffee to pay for their children's education. The group consists of about 600 producers in Ngozi Province, led by and largely composed of women...