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BUMBA HILL

Roasted by The Barn

This elegant coffee from the Long Miles Project in Burundi features crisp fruit notes.

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BUMBA HILL — The Barn
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crisp fruit

From the roaster

Our latest from the Long Miles Project in Burundi - a farmer-focused producer working with some of the most remote coffee growers in the country. An elegant coffee with crisp fruit notes.

— The Barn

Context

The Bumba Hill lot, sourced through the Long Miles Project, represents the distinct profile of coffee cultivated in Burundi. As a region, Burundi is increasingly recognized for its vibrant acidity and complex character, often shaped by the meticulous processing standards maintained by local producers. When evaluating such coffees, roasters like The Barn focus on highlighting the inherent qualities of the harvest, which in this instance presents as crisp fruit.

To better understand how these specific characteristics fit into a broader sensory profile, it is helpful to consult a flavor wheel. While individual lots vary, coffees from this region are frequently noted for their bright, clean structure. By focusing on the nuances of the Bumba Hill harvest, one can appreciate the intersection of traditional farming practices and modern roasting techniques that define the current landscape of specialty coffee in East Africa.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is BUMBA HILL grown?

BUMBA HILL, roasted by The Barn, is sourced from Kayanza, Burundi.

What does BUMBA HILL taste like?

Expect tasting notes of crisp fruit.

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Last verified: October 14, 2026 · Browse all beans.