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Uganda: Bugisu Sipi Falls Project

Roasted by Groundwork Coffee

This organic single origin light roast coffee from the Bugisu Sipi Falls Project features notes of brown sugar and raisins.

Uganda: Bugisu Sipi Falls Project — Groundwork Coffee
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From the roaster

Light Roast | Brown Sugar and Raisins

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Context

Sourced from the Bugisu region of Uganda, the Bugisu Sipi Falls Project represents a distinct offering from Groundwork Coffee. Coffees from this high-elevation area are often recognized for their balanced profiles, frequently bridging the gap between bright acidity and deep, resonant sweetness. In this specific lot, the roaster highlights prominent notes of brown sugar and raisins, a combination that suggests a rich, comforting cup profile.

When evaluating such characteristics, it is helpful to reference the flavor wheel to better understand how these specific sugar-browning and dried-fruit descriptors fit into the broader spectrum of coffee sensory analysis. While every harvest from the Sipi Falls area carries its own unique nuances, the presence of these deep, caramelized tones is a hallmark of the region's potential for producing approachable, full-bodied coffees. This selection serves as a compelling example of the quality emerging from Uganda’s specialty coffee sector.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Uganda: Bugisu Sipi Falls Project taste like?

Expect tasting notes of Brown Sugar and Raisins.

What roast level is Uganda: Bugisu Sipi Falls Project?

It is roasted to a light level.

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