MUTAMBU HILL-WASHED-BURUNDI

Name: MUTAMBU HILL-WASHED-BURUNDI
Brand: Cult Roasters

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£13.5

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This coffee was grown in Mutambu Commune of the Mumirwa region, Burundi. 384 smallholders contributed to the lot, including lead farmers Erneste Habonimana, Fidele Sinzotuma, Damien Baransamaje, Philippe Ntagahoraho and Leonard Ndimugipfunsi. After harvest, cherries were sold to Migoti Coffee, who processed it at their washing station in Migoti Hill. Here, cherries were sorted, left to ferment for one day, then pulped and washed. Next, the coffee was pre-dried on tables in the shade for 5 days, before being moved into the sun for full drying on raised beds for 2-3 weeks. Migoti Coffee is a Bur

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as CULT ROASTERS LTD, number SC744248. Checked 2026-08-29.
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