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kigeri anoxic washed, burundi coffee from redemption roasters - hampstead heath

burundi coffee

Kigeri Anoxic Washed

by redemption roasters - hampstead heath · london, uk

you'll taste red apple before caramel. this is kigeri anoxic washed, a washed burundi from redemption roasters - hampstead heath.

red applecaramel

the bean

origin
burundi
region
kayanza
process
washed
status
in stock
the kigeri anoxic washed comes from kayanza, burundi, a region known for producing coffees with clear fruit character. it is processed using a washed method, which strips away the fruit before drying and tends to produce a cleaner, more defined cup. in the cup expect red apple acidity and a caramel sweetness that rounds out the finish. because the flavour profile is relatively delicate and fruit-forward, brewing methods that offer good clarity, such as a v60 or other filter approach, will let the red apple note come through without muddying the caramel base.

common questions

What does Kigeri Anoxic Washed taste like?

the roaster describes it as having red apple and caramel, so expect a crisp, fruit-driven acidity balanced by a softer, sweetened finish.

How is Kigeri Anoxic Washed grown and processed?

it is grown in the kayanza region of burundi and processed using a washed method, which removes the coffee cherry before drying to produce a cleaner, more transparent cup.

How should I brew Kigeri Anoxic Washed?

a filter method such as a v60 or chemex suits this style well, as the clarity of washed processing and the delicate red apple note benefit from a brew that keeps flavours distinct rather than muted.

about redemption roasters - hampstead heath

london takes its specialty coffee seriously, and the scene has only gotten more interesting as roasters move beyond zone 1 and set up in residential neighbourhoods where people actually live. redemption roasters on south end road sits right at the edge of hampstead heath, which means you're getting a proper specialty roaster in a spot where the clientele is as likely to be post-walk and muddy-booted as it is laptop-open. the heath connection isn't decorative, it shapes the rhythm of the place. this is a roastery with a social mission baked into its operating model, and that focus seems to carry through into how seriously the coffee side is taken. if you're heading to the heath from the nw3 side, south end road is worth building into the route before you go in.

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