Rwanda Buliza
Rwanda Buliza
Black Tea, Stone Fruit, Red Currant
Bright, fruity, and unforgettable - this coffee from the Buliza washing station is a celebration of flavour. Sip vibrant notes of black tea, stone fruit, and red currant, all crafted with precision by smallholder farmers in Rwanda’s high-altitude Rulindo District. These Bourbon variety beans are fully washed, bringing out a clean and complex cup profile. Every sip reflects meticulous handpicking, expert fermentation, and sun-drying on raised beds. Whether it’s your morning brew or an afternoon indulgence, Buliza offers a taste of Rwanda’s dedication to quality and its rich coffee heritage.
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More About The Coffee
Grown in Rwanda’s Rulindo District, this coffee is the result of the hard work of smallholder farmers managing plots under one hectare. At elevations of 1,600–2,000m, these farms benefit from fertile volcanic soils and a cool climate, ideal for the Bourbon variety.
Harvest season sees cherries handpicked at peak ripeness, then meticulously sorted at the Buliza washing station, operated by RWACOF. After careful pulping, fermentation, and sun-drying for 14–21 days, the result is a coffee bursting with clarity and complexity.
Producer: Buliza Washing Station
Varietals: Bourbon
Process: Washed
Ingredients & Origin
Ingredients: 100% Arabica Coffee Beans. Contains no additives or preservatives.
Sourced from: Rwanda
Blended, roasted, and packaged in NSW, Australia, from imported raw coffee beans.
Cup Count
1 – 2 cups daily - 250g per week
2 – 4 cups daily - 500g per week
6 – 8 cups daily - 1kg per week
Note: These guidelines are based on using 21-22 grams of coffee, our recommended dose size for double shots.
Storage Instructions
For optimal quality, store airtight in a cool, dry place, out of direct sunlight.
Why others love it
Recipe
This recipe is for espresso and developed on a commercial coffee machine. Use as a guide to achieve your desired flavour preference. If you are unable to reproduce the exact result on your home machine, don’t panic, an alternative is to simply adjust your recipe using the ratio so it works best for your set up.
