FREE DELIVERY FOR ORDERS OVER R500 TO MAJOR CITY CENTRES IN SOUTH AFRICA.

Burundi Coffee

R109.00 – R436.00

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When you exist to seek the best, the distance you’re prepared to go to source the earth’s best coffee knows no bounds. This spirit of adventure takes us to incredible places where we discover unforgettable coffee.

Deep in the sweeping hills of northern Burundi, we met the resolute coffee farmers from the Kayanza region. As the first cooperative formed in Burundi, their tenacity in learning and applying new knowledge shines through in their world-class coffee.

We source our coffee from the farmers of the Musema Cooperative and pay them directly, ensuring a fair trade that keeps their business sustainable and ours meaningful.

This single origin coffee has a gentle honey aroma brought to life with a winey acidity paired with berry chocolate flavour. This specialty coffee is optimally roasted in South Africa to deliver a taste as rich as the continent it comes from.

This fully washed coffee is grown at altitudes of between 1,700 and 1,800 metres above sea level and is of the Cofea Arábica Bourbon and Jackson varietals.

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SHIPPING COST

Shipping costs R99 countrywide on orders under R500.
Free delivery on orders of R500 or more.

REFUNDS

Should Bean There supply the incorrect product or if the product is damaged or faulty, Bean There shall exchange the unit for a new one, provided that the damaged unit is returned in its original packaging with all warranty cards, manuals and accessories. Certain made to order items may only be returned for replacement but not for a refund.
Bean There work on a seven-day refund policy.
Cash refunds will not be given, and any monies due will be paid back into the user’s bank account.

DELIVERIES

All deliveries will be delivered within 5-7 working days, taking into consideration the availability of stock and region.
Where delays and out of stock situations occur, every effort will be made to inform the buyer.
Deliveries outside the borders of South Africa will not be done via the website and a store must be contacted in this case.
The courier will request proof of identity from the person receiving the goods and will be required to record such details on the invoice
By signing such an invoice document, the receiver confirms that the goods were received undamaged and in good condition.
In the unlikely event that the goods arrive damaged or items may be missing, and the receiver wishes not to accept the items, then they must indicate on the waybill the reasons for sending the parcel back and both parties will need to co-sign against this indication.
In the event of Bean There being given an incorrect delivery address or no one is present to receive the item at the time of delivery, the delivery will be returned to our offices, and we will then contact you to re-schedule the delivery. Please note that you will be charged the delivery fee again, as we use contract delivery teams and we are charged for each delivery, and in turn, this fee will be passed onto the purchaser.
Should your item be delivered by our friendly courier service outside of a 30km radius of our store, we will be unable to fulfil the Bean There Delivery Experience of removing your older item. Arrangements should be made under the comments section on the checkout page. Additional charges may be applicable.
Any connection/Installation is the clients’ responsibility. If assistance is required, please note this in the comment section on the checkout page. Any service required as a result of improper connection/installation will be for the clients’ accounts.
In the event of an exchange, additional delivery costs may be applicable. Please liaise with your consultant for further information.

Musema Cooperative
Kayanza, Burundi

The Musema Cooperative is located in the Kayanza province of northern Burundi not far from the town of Ngozi.
Musema was the first cooperative established in Burundi and consists of 250 members who supply cherries to the washing station. It was initially supported by the NGO “Food for the Hungry” which provided farmer support, training, and agricultural education.
Bean There began purchasing coffee from Musema in 2011 and we have seen the demand for this exceptional coffee increase every year since. The cooperative is small but committed to excellence which can be seen in the agronomy training made available to farmers, and the improvements in processing techniques at the washing station, including using Ecopulpers which use less water than conventional pulpers.
We have visited Musema regularly since 2011 and we are encouraged to see the development and growth of the cooperative which has resulted in increased yields, improved quality and increased income to farmers. We currently purchase all the coffee that Musema can produce and although the cooperative has no official certification Bean There is committed to paying a Direct Fair Trade premium to the farmers.