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    Murambi Hill, Burundi

    Syrupy, fruity and sweet

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    coffee
    £11.50

    Delivery & Returns

    Delivery Information

    Delivery
    We offer UK and international shipping Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays.
    Orders usually take between 1-2 days within the UK, but may take up to 3 days to get to you. Orders of espresso machines and grinders may take 2-3 days longer, due to the additional bench testing service we provide. For the full particulars, please see our terms and conditions.
     
    Returns
    Returned items must be unused and be returned in original packaging with any enclosed documentation and in perfect resalable condition. Once the goods have been received back and checked, as per our terms and conditions, we will issue a full refund or exchange on receipt.
     
    For full details on our range of shipping services please click here

    Origin

    Burundi

    Process

    Washed

    Roast

    Espresso

    Tasting Notes

    Raspberry, Nectarine, Golden Syrup

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    The Profile

    The Profile

    Murambi Hill is a superb washed coffee out of Burundi.

    It exhibits a fantastic range of flavours, each with considerable depth - the star of the show however is its syrupy, fruity sweetness which goes above and beyond to hold this coffee together. Notes of red fruits dominate the cup, but the acidity remains soft and subtle in the background. Juicy and refreshing, with a lingering aftertaste. You could mistake it for a Kenyan.

    Producers: Various smallholders (Migoti Coffee Co)

    Region: Migoti Mountain, Bujumbura

    Varietal: Red Bourbon

    Elevation: 1700-1900 MASL

    Recommended Brewing: Espresso, Cafetière, Stove Top, Aeropress and Drip Machine

    Weight: 250g/1kg

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    The Producers

    The Producers

    Murambi Hill is a community lot processed by Migoti Coffee Company in Bujumbura, Burundi.

    Migoti Coffee are a major processing partner in the region, owned by local engineers Dan Brose and Pontien Ntunzwenimana. Seeing an opportunity to reinvigorate a stagnated coffee economy, the two built Migoti Washing Station in 2016 at Migoti Mountain. Fast forward to today, the station processes over 300 tonnes of coffee each year, becoming something of a name for producing some of the finest speciality coffee in Burundi.

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    • Wholesale

      We are always looking to work with like-minded businesses to serve our coffee.

      If you're interested in serving this locally roasted Edinburgh coffee as your main offering, a guest appearance or as bags of retail, get in touch with us on  roastery@machina-coffee.co.uk or call (0131) 656 9565.

    • Roasting Schedule

      Your coffee will be roasted within 1-16 days of purchase, with a shelf life of 6 weeks (optimum serving point at 12-36 days old). We recommend letting this coffee rest for at least 12 days before using, in order to release excess gas which can impact the flavour of your cup.

      If you would like your coffee fresh, please leave a note with your order and we will do our best to accommodate.

    • Delivery & Returns
      Delivery
      We offer UK and international shipping Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays.
      Orders usually take between 1-2 days within the UK, but may take up to 3 days to get to you. Orders of espresso machines and grinders may take 2-3 days longer, due to the additional bench testing service we provide. For the full particulars, please see our terms and conditions.
       
      Returns
      Returned items must be unused and be returned in original packaging with any enclosed documentation and in perfect resalable condition. Once the goods have been received back and checked, as per our terms and conditions, we will issue a full refund or exchange on receipt.
       
      For full details on our range of shipping services please click here
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