Coffee
Rwanda Ibisi Mountain
Roasted by Case Coffee Roasters
This beautiful, slightly earthy Rwandan coffee offers a balanced sweetness with notes of brown sugar, clove, rhubarb, apricot, and honey.
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From the roaster
Just a short drive down the road from the Nyungwe Forest, which is thought to be the headwaters of the Nile river, is the Ibisi Mountain Hills washing station. Founded by Bernard Uwitije in 2015, Bernard saw the potential for quality in the region and has been producing outstanding coffee since. We are proud to offer the Ibisi as our first ever Rwandan offering.
When freshly ground, notes of brown sugar and clove come to mind. Brewed, the coffee has a rhubarb sweetness that as it cools turns to apricot and honey. This is a beautiful, slightly earthy coffee that has a balanced sweetness and makes a great dip or pourover.
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— Case Coffee Roasters
Context
Sourced from the Ibisi Mountain region of Rwanda, this lot is produced by Bernard Uwitije and brought to market by Case Coffee Roasters. The profile presents a complex interplay of sweetness and spice, characterized by notes of brown sugar, clove, rhubarb, apricot, and honey. Rwandan coffees are frequently celebrated for their vibrant acidity and structured sweetness, often reflecting the unique microclimates found within the country’s high-elevation growing regions.
When evaluating the nuances of a coffee like this, it can be helpful to reference a flavor wheel to better categorize the distinct aromatic and gustatory experiences. While individual lots vary based on processing methods and specific harvest conditions, the combination of stone fruit and warm spice notes found here offers a compelling look at the diversity of the Rwandan landscape. This selection highlights the meticulous work of producers like Uwitije in delivering a balanced and expressive cup.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Rwanda Ibisi Mountain taste like?
Expect tasting notes of brown sugar, clove, rhubarb, apricot, and honey.
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