Burundi Kiyonza Natural Bourbon Filter - Weight: 250 g
Burundi Kiyonza Natural Bourbon Filter - Weight: 250 g
Flavour profile

strawberry

baked apple

honey
Body
Sweetness
Acidity
Bitterness
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Origin |
Burundi, Kirundo |
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Producer |
Kiyonza |
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Processing method |
Natural |
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Variety |
Bourbon |
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Altitude |
1 500 m. a. s. l. |
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Roast profile |
Filter roast |
Flavour profile

strawberry

baked apple

honey
Body
Sweetness
Acidity
Bitterness
|
Origin |
Burundi, Kirundo |
|
Producer |
Kiyonza |
|
Processing method |
Natural |
|
Variety |
Bourbon |
|
Altitude |
1 500 m. a. s. l. |
|
Roast profile |
Filter roast |
Limited edition for Halloween! From the misty hills above Lake Rwihinda comes our special release of the year. Burundi Kiyonza will charm you with its juiciness, elegant acidity, and syrupy body that warms even on the darkest days. BU BU BU Burundi will surely cast its spell on you.
Flavor & Use
Thanks to its natural processing, this coffee is intensely aromatic and sweet, with notes of baked apples and strawberries. Your filter will have medium-high acidity that reminds of forest fruits and great sweetness like baked apple and honey. This coffee is very rich and aromatic.
About the Region
The coffee comes from the Kiyonza area in the Kirundo region, northern Burundi. The Kiyonza washing station, operated by the company Succam, is the first one outside the Mumirwa province, where the Akawa project has been active for many years. It sits on a hill overlooking Lake Rwihinda, in a landscape that feels almost cinematic – full of farmlands, fishermen, and migratory birds that find refuge here during their journey from Europe. Thanks to the new station, local farmers have easier access to markets, receive guidance in good agricultural practices (GAP), and benefit from a modern nursery for coffee seedlings. With less rainfall and abundant sunshine, the area offers ideal conditions for natural processing, resulting in a clean, sweet, and vibrant cup profile.
About Processing
This coffee is processed using the natural method, typical for regions with lower rainfall. Ripe coffee cherries are dried whole on raised African beds for several weeks. During drying, they are turned regularly to ensure even fermentation and drying. This natural process enhances sweetness, body fullness, and fruity notes – making Kiyonza exceptionally aromatic and juicy.



