Rwanda

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body

light

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• Rwanda Gasharu Estate Arabica Roasted CoffeeWhite Rose Coffee Roasters

  £23.50(£2.35/100g)
  Same natural processSame region (UK)Checked this week
• RWANDA - Mbilima Women's CoffeeMicroroastery

  £8.20(£4.10/100g)
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Close flavour profile with a higher cupping score or more trusted data.

• Rwanda Gasharu Estate Arabica Roasted CoffeeWhite Rose Coffee Roasters

  £23.50(£2.35/100g)
  Same natural processSCA score 86Same region (UK)
• RWANDA - Mbilima Women's CoffeeMicroroastery

  £8.20(£4.10/100g)
  Same natural processSame region (UK)Checked this week
• Rwanda - MbiziClifton Coffee

  £11.00(£4.40/100g)
  Same natural processSame region (UK)Checked this week

Description

Rwanda. Rwandan coffee beans create a delicious and refreshing coffee, with exceptional aromas of chocolate, tobacco and aniseed. The body is light, with a fruity and complex acidity comparable to that of its more prestigious Kenyan neighbours. The beans have, in the past, been overlooked by many roasters and drinkers, but not here at Pollards, as we know they create a delicious any-time brew, with a light body and complex acidity. Surprisingly, the production of Rwandan coffee only started in 1904, when German missionaries introduced it to the country.. Flavor profile: Chocolate, Roasted.