Rwanda
Nyamasheke District
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Limited Seasonal Release — Ships While Available
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Some coffees are politely good. This one stops you mid-sip.
We've been drinking a lot of Rwanda lately — as in, more than is strictly professional. Grown at 1,500–1,800 meters in the Nyamasheke District and processed with a meticulous washed method, it has this rare quality: complexity that somehow feels effortless.
Bright grapefruit up front. A clean, lingering black tea finish. Baker's chocolate and something unmistakably silky — like buttermilk, but refined. It's the kind of cup you don't rush.
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Tasting Notes
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Grapefruit & Lemon
Vibrant, bright, lively acidity
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Baker's Chocolate
Rich, deep, velvety mid-palate
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Black Tea Finish
Refined, silky, lingers softly
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The Details
What makes this one tick
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Origin
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Rwanda, Nyamasheke District
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A quick word on availability →
Small-lot harvest. When the season's gone, it's gone — no waitlist, no reorder. If you've been curious, now is the moment.
Now now.
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One more thing
Subscribe now and your first bag is Rwanda.
New subscriptions starting this month ship with this exact Rwanda — the grapefruit, the silk, the black tea finish, all of it. After that, we'll take you somewhere new every month. But you'll always remember where it started.
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Start today → Your journey starts with Rwanda. A pretty great place to begin.
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