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

Rwanda Coffee

R119.00R476.00

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.

High in the breath-taking hills of Rwanda’s Northern Province, we met the industrious coffee farmers from the Musasa region. At breath-taking altitudes, the views are just as impressive as their dedication to making a perfect coffee using innovative production processes.

We source our coffee from the farmers of the Dukunde Kawa Cooperative and pay them directly, ensuring a fair trade that keeps their business sustainable and ours meaningful. Fairtrade Certified. Rainforest Alliance Certified.

This single origin coffee has a rich fruity aroma with a lively acidity and is balanced by a creamy toffee 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 2,000 – 2,200 metres above sea level and is of the Cofea Arábica Bourbon varietals.

Additional information

Weight 0.25 kg
Dimensions N/A

Dukunde Kawa Cooperative
Musasa, Rwanda

The Dukunde Kawa Cooperative is located high in the hills of the Musasa region of Rwanda. The high altitude plays an important part in the exceptional quality of the coffee produced. The sweeping views from the washing station of green hills and valleys is breath-taking. Dukunde Kawa was established in 2004 and currently has 1176 active members. The cooperative has been Fairtrade Certified since 2004 and added Rainforest Alliance, UTZ and Café Practises Certification in 2018. The cooperative owns three washing stations, Musasa, Coko, and Mbilima. Mbilima washing station has been Organic Certified as part of a Women in Coffee program. Dukunde Kawa have established themselves as an important part of the community. They employ people, run a basket weaving project, provide access to a grain mill, have built a milk pasteurisation facility, as well as offering loans to farmers specifically for school fees and medical expenses. They have given the community cows as a great source of additional income. The cooperative focuses on perfecting their coffee by offering three day agricultural training sessions for 400 farmers at a time at least once a year. The training covers coffee quality, farming, and certifications among other things. They have also recently built a full dry mill facility which creates local employment and additional income for farmers in the Musasa region. Bean There began purchasing coffee from Dukunde Kawa in 2013 and we are inspired by their model of how Fairtrade works not only for the farmers but also the community at large.

You may also like

Tip the Farmer creates an opportunity for coffee lovers everywhere to directly tip the farmers who produce the exceptional coffee we enjoy.

0

Our website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience