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Burundi Hafi

Roasted by Temple Coffee Roasters

This single origin coffee features notes of black cherry, mandarin orange, and dried mango with a rich, jammy body.

Burundi Hafi — Temple Coffee Roasters
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From the roaster

Ripe black cherry and bright mandarin orange are complemented by the concentrated sweetness of dried mango. A rich, jammy body carries these vibrant fruit notes into a long, lingering finish.

— Temple Coffee Roasters

Context

The Burundi Hafi, offered by Temple Coffee Roasters, presents a distinct profile originating from Brazil. This selection features vibrant tasting notes of black cherry, mandarin orange, and dried mango. When evaluating such profiles, enthusiasts often consult the flavor wheel to better categorize the interplay between stone fruit acidity and tropical sweetness.

While Brazilian coffees are frequently recognized for their versatility and balanced body, the specific characteristics of any single lot are shaped by the unique conditions of its harvest. Coffees with prominent fruit-forward notes like these often benefit from precise brewing methods that highlight their inherent brightness. By exploring the nuances of this specific offering, drinkers can deepen their understanding of how regional terroir influences the final cup, providing a clear example of the diverse sensory experiences available within the broader landscape of Brazilian coffee production.

Buy — $29 from Temple Coffee Roasters

In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Burundi Hafi grown?

Burundi Hafi, roasted by Temple Coffee Roasters, is sourced from Cerrado Mineiro, Brazil.

What does Burundi Hafi taste like?

Expect tasting notes of black cherry, mandarin orange, and dried mango.

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