€15.75 · unchanged · 14 readings
Rum Baba Coffee Roasters
Rwanda Kamajumba
espEspresso — brewed under pressure on a machine; a short, concentrated shot.
fltFilter — water poured or dripped through grounds and a filter (V60, Chemex, drip machine).
v60V60 — a cone-shaped pour-over dripper; one specific way to brew filter coffee by hand.
cupCapsule/pod — pre-portioned for capsule machines (Nespresso-style).
altOther brewers — cafetière/French press, moka pot, AeroPress, cold brew, and similar.
Rwanda RW
regionLake Kivu, Western Province
citrus
€15.75
in stocklisted 3mo ago
| option | availability | €/250g | price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light / 250gr / Drip Machine (Medium-Fine) - e.g. Moccamaster | in stock | €15.75 / 250g | €15.75 |
| Light / 250gr / French Press (Coarse) - e.g. Caffetiere | in stock | €15.75 / 250g | €15.75 |
| Light / 250gr / Hand Pour-Over (Medium) - e.g. V60 & Aeropress | in stock | €15.75 / 250g | €15.75 |
| Light / 250gr / Stovetop Espresso (Semi-Fine) - e.g. Bialetti | in stock | €15.75 / 250g | €15.75 |
| Light / 250gr / Whole Beans | in stock | €15.75 / 250g | €15.75 |
| Light / 1kg / Drip Machine (Medium-Fine) - e.g. Moccamaster | in stock | €12.50 / 250g (from 1000g) | €50.00 |
| Light / 1kg / French Press (Coarse) - e.g. Caffetiere | in stock | €12.50 / 250g (from 1000g) | €50.00 |
| Light / 1kg / Hand Pour-Over (Medium) - e.g. V60 & Aeropress | in stock | €12.50 / 250g (from 1000g) | €50.00 |
| Light / 1kg / Stovetop Espresso (Semi-Fine) - e.g. Bialetti | in stock | €12.50 / 250g (from 1000g) | €50.00 |
| Light / 1kg / Whole Beans | in stock | €12.50 / 250g (from 1000g) | €50.00 |
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About this coffee
Tasting note: Blood Orange, Marmalade
Area: Lake Kivu, Western Province
Farm: Kamajumba - Kivubelt Coffee
Variety: Bourbon
Process: Washed
Roast Level: Light
A juicy single farm coffee from the shores of Lake Kivu , grown on Kamajumba Estate Farm , a peninsula* nestled along the lake in Rwanda’s renowned Nyamasheke District .
*Pretty rare, how often do you get coffee from a farm that’s basically a coffee-growing island?
Read more about Kamajumba below
