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burundi coffee

BURUNDI CAMPAZI

by goshen coffee roasters · st. louis, usa

you'll taste jasmine before floral. this is burundi campazi, a burundi from goshen coffee roasters.

jasminefloralblack teatea-like
$23buy from goshen coffee roasters

the bean

origin
burundi
status
in stock
burundi campazi is a single-origin coffee from burundi, roasted by goshen coffee roasters. it carries delicate floral aromatics, with jasmine and a dry, black tea character that makes it light and clean in the cup. the tea-like quality means it rewards brewing methods that let its subtler notes come through, such as pour-over or other filter approaches that highlight clarity and brightness. if you prefer coffees with gentle, aromatic complexity rather than bold, heavy body, this one fits that preference well.

common questions

What does BURUNDI CAMPAZI taste like?

it tastes floral and delicate, with jasmine aromatics and a dry, black tea character that gives it a light, tea-like quality in the cup.

How is BURUNDI CAMPAZI grown and processed?

burundi campazi is sourced from burundi, though specific processing details such as washed or natural have not been provided for this lot.

How should I brew BURUNDI CAMPAZI?

its tea-like, floral profile suits filter methods like pour-over, which preserve clarity and allow the jasmine and black tea notes to come through without being muted by heavy body.

about goshen coffee roasters

you need a place where the coffee takes precedence over the scene, where you can settle in with your laptop without feeling rushed. goshen coffee roasters on geyer avenue operates with the kind of quiet confidence that draws people back week after week. they've built something solid here in this st. louis neighborhood, the type of operation where the beans get the attention they deserve and the brewing stays consistent. you'll find yourself returning not because of flashy presentations but because they understand what good coffee should taste like. the regulars know what they're getting. so will you after your first americano.

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