Burundi Bavyeyi Washed

Burundi Bavyeyi WashedAbout the Coffee JNP Coffee was founded by Jeanine Niyonzima Aroian, and this particular coffee carries personal weight for her. Ngozi Province is where her mother grew up, and as a child her mother helped the family harvest coffee cherries to pay for school fees. The name "Bavyeyi" comes from that story: in Kirundi, the local language of Burundi, it means "parents." The coffee is grown at 1,800 meters above sea level, an elevation that Ngozi's remote

using high-precision thermal probes to track and control each roasting curve

The combination puts Benitez's high-altitude Colombian coffee alongside Cerrato's Honduran Parainema

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where the coffee cherry is fermented with added cultures or fruit to develop specific flavour characteristics

the same material used for the other details of the machine

more transparent cup compared to natural or honey-processed coffees

they wanted to build something that had the same standards as a well-run kitchen but worked on their own terms

The CLARIS water filters provide a perfect water quality for a sensational tasting experience

enough for two or three cups of coffee

Phil came from an engineering background and built a custom roasting machine and wrote the software that runs the company's roasting and order operations

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Their sourcing approach is built around paying above the industry average for green coffee and investing in projects at origin