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- Nepalese coffee
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- Panama coffee
- Papua New Guinea coffee
- Peru coffee
- Puerto Rico coffee
- Rwanda coffee
- Tanzania coffee
- Timor coffee
- Togo káva
- Uganda coffee
- Venezuela káva
- Vietnam coffee
- Yemen coffee
- Zambia coffee
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Burundi coffee
Although Burundi is not one of the main coffee producers, it can compete with the world in terms of quality. Its coffee has a sweet, clean flavour, a full aroma and a more pronounced acidity. Most coffee trees grow at altitudes above 1 250 metres, and the fruit is processed by washing. The… view all
Burundi Kinyovu Profile – Roasted Coffee
Burundi Kinyovu Profile – Light Roast Coffee
Burundi coffee
Although Burundi is not one of the main coffee producers, it can compete with the world in terms of quality. Its coffee has a sweet, clean flavour, a full aroma and a more pronounced acidity.
Most coffee trees grow at altitudes above 1 250 metres, and the fruit is processed by washing. The plantations employ more than 800,000 Burundian families, with each smallholder cultivating around 250 bushes. Speaking of numbers, Burundi is rated around 30th in the ranking of coffee growers and exports almost 100 % of its production.
