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Rwanda

2024/2025

Gatsibo

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1500—1800m

Washed

Red Bourbon

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BAHO COFFEE

Humure, named after the highest hill in the area, is located in the Eastern Province of Rwanda. It’s currently the largest station in the Baho family - collecting cherry from 1500 smallholder farmers, producing 1300 kg bags of green coffee annually, and employing 220 people during the peak of the season.

This station is unique in Rwanda because it is managed entirely by women.

Humure station supports farmers in a number of  ways. The station provides safety equipment such as masks and gloves for farmers to use while applying certain chemicals. Humure also supports farmers with small, year-long loans to help with the costs of production and other expenditures such as medical bills or school fees. The station grows seedlings and distributes them to farmers to help them renew aging rootstock. They provide trainings on hygiene and sanitation and help farmers gain access to clean water.  

Aroma: fruity, cocoa

Flavor: red currant, apple, cookies

Aftertaste: citrusy, sweet

Body: tea-like, delicate

Acidity: berry-like, crisp