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monthly special - burundi, ryamukona, kayanza province, burundi coffee from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

burundi coffee

MONTHLY SPECIAL - Burundi, Ryamukona, Kayanza Province

by wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar · bristol, uk

this is monthly special - burundi, ryamukona, kayanza province, a burundi from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar.

£33buy from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

the bean

origin
burundi
region
kayanza
status
in stock
this is a single-origin coffee from the ryamukona washing station in kayanza province, burundi, one of the country's most respected coffee-growing regions. kayanza sits at high altitude near the rwandan border, where cooler temperatures slow cherry development and build complexity. wogan coffee roastery has roasted this as their monthly special, signalling it's a seasonal, limited selection worth picking up while available. brew it as a filter, pour-over, or aeropress to let the origin character come through clearly, keeping water around 93c and a medium-coarse grind to avoid over-extraction.

common questions

What does MONTHLY SPECIAL - Burundi, Ryamukona, Kayanza Province taste like?

specific tasting notes were not supplied for this coffee, but kayanza province burundis are typically known for clean, fruit-forward cups with good acidity. for exact flavour descriptors, check the wogan coffee product page directly.

How is MONTHLY SPECIAL - Burundi, Ryamukona, Kayanza Province grown and processed?

this coffee comes from the ryamukona washing station in kayanza province, burundi, a high-altitude region close to the rwandan border. processing details beyond the station name were not provided, so contact wogan coffee for confirmation of the specific process used.

How should I brew MONTHLY SPECIAL - Burundi, Ryamukona, Kayanza Province?

no specific brew guidance was supplied with the available facts, but single-origin burundis from washing stations like ryamukona generally perform well as filter or pour-over. a medium-coarse grind, water around 93c, and a clean brewer will help highlight the coffee's origin character.

about wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

wogan on clement street doesn't mess around. this isn't the kind of place where your barista asks about your weekend while burning your beans. here in st jude's, they roast with the kind of attention that makes your morning coffee actually matter. the numbers tell part of the story. 4.8 out of 5 from over four hundred reviews. but walk in and you'll understand why people keep coming back. the beans arrive green, leave golden-brown, and land in your cup tasting like someone actually cared about the process. regulars line up not because it's convenient, but because wogan treats coffee like it deserves respect. each cup carries the weight of proper roasting, the kind that takes time to learn and patience to perfect. this is what happens when you choose substance over speed, when you roast for flavor instead of profit margins.

all coffee from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

bristol, uk

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