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Buyengero · Burundi

Café de Burundi Buyengero Natural 1 Kg

Natural

Roasted by Bocono Specialty Coffee

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RoasteryBocono Specialty Coffee· Madrid, Spain
CooperativeBuyengero, Burundi≈
Producer—
ProcessNatural≈
Harvest—
Altitude—
ClimateSubtropical highland
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Roast—
Tasting notesfrutos maduros, sweet✓

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Flavor Profile

2NOTES
  • sweet
    Sweet › Overall Sweet
  • frutos maduros
    not on the wheel

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  1. Cooperative

    Buyengero, Burundi

  2. Roastery

    Bocono Specialty Coffee

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    Café de Burundi Buyengero Natural 1 Kg

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ProcessNatural
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Dose15 gWater250 gRatio1:16.7Temp93°CTime2:45
Grindmedium-fine
  1. 0:00bloom 45 g, 45 s
  2. 0:45pour to 150 g
  3. 1:30pour to 250 g

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