Origin: Nyamasheke, Rwanda
Producer: Various
Varietals: Bourbon

The Rwandan coffee industry has received a significant amount of support and financial aid after the genocide in 1994. For many producers, this has provided the means to break into the specialty market, fetching higher prices for their coffees.  The Kanzu washing station is located in the Nyamasheke district of Rwanda’s Western Province. They have invested in organization and management, making this facility a shining example of good processing practices. 

This coffee spent 16-18 hours fermenting before being cleaned and dried. The plot this year was dried under experimental parabolic tents, which allows for effective drying for a higher volume of coffee. From our perspective, this experimentation is a huge success, lending to the high quality, fruit forward profile we get in the cup.

Kanzu

Broadsheet Coffee Roasters is a coffee roastery that makes everything in-house and from scratch. We don’t cut corners and we try to do everything the right way because we care deeply about our crafts and our community.

We’re located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where the first broadsheet newspapers were printed in the US for wide distribution. And that’s inspired us to become a place where all are welcome, connections can be made, and ideas shared.

We take great care and pride in selecting exceptional coffees. We meticulously roast them in truly small batches in the cafe on a precise, quiet and environmentally friendly Loring coffee roaster.

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