
burundi coffee
by ethica coffee roasters · toronto, canada
you'll taste red apple before black tea. this is burundi giku lot5 washed, a washed burundi from ethica coffee roasters.
it tastes of red apple and black tea, with a tea-like quality throughout, making for a delicate, clean cup with bright acidity rather than heavy sweetness.
it is a bourbon varietal grown in the kayanza region of burundi and processed using the washed method, where the fruit is removed before the beans are dried.
its clean, tea-like character suits filter methods such as pour over, which preserve the clarity and brightness the washed process produces.
the kind of place that makes you slow down on sterling road, ethica coffee roasters pulls you in with the steady hum of serious coffee work. their 4.7 stars across 691 reviews aren't the kind you get by accident. this is earned territory. the espresso here tastes like someone actually cares about what's happening between bean and cup, not like it rolled off a corporate assembly line. regulars don't just come for caffeine. they come because the baristas know coffee as a thing worth doing right. no shortcuts, no compromises. every shot pulled with intention. the kind of independent roaster that reminds you why chains feel so hollow. when you find a place that treats coffee like it matters, you stick around. ethica gets that.
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