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1000 Faces Coffee

Muzo Mubuga Hill

Rwanda

  • Roast Level: Medium
  • Single Origin
  • Fair Trade Coffee

Muzo Mubuga Hill is a coffee from Rwanda, sold by 1000 Faces Coffee (Athens, United States). Roast: medium. The roaster’s tasting notes: strawberries, cream, pomegranate, cherry pie, cherry blossom, rose. Price: $18.86 to $106.56, depending on the size. That is from $15.66 per kilo.

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from$18.86$106.56

≈ $15.66 / kg

Indicative price: the roaster’s shop has the current one.

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Taste profile

From the details listed by the roaster’s shop.

Tasting notes

  • Strawberries
  • Cream
  • Pomegranate
  • Cherry pie
  • Cherry blossom
  • Rose
  • Vanilla
  • Coconut
Roast LevelMedium
LightDark
IntensityRather strong
MildIntense
AcidityMedium
LowBright

Flavour groups

Sweet
3/4
Chocolate-Like and Nutty
2/4
Fruity and Floral
4/4
Herbs
2/4

Sizes and prices

GrindCoffee SizePer kgPrice
Whole Beans15lb$15.66$106.56
Cold Brew15lb$15.66$106.56
Chemex15lb$15.66$106.56
Melitta / Stove Top/ K-Cup15lb$15.66$106.56
Auto Drip/ Paper Filter15lb$15.66$106.56
Ground (French Press)15lb$15.66$106.56
Filters15lb$15.66$106.56
Espresso15lb$15.66$106.56
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GrindCoffee SizePer kgPrice
Aeropress15lb$15.66$106.56
Moka Pot15lb$15.66$106.56
Cold Brew12oz$55.44$18.86
Chemex12oz$55.44$18.86
Melitta / Stove Top/ K-Cup12oz$55.44$18.86
Auto Drip/ Paper Filter12oz$55.44$18.86
Whole Beans12oz$55.44$18.86
Ground (French Press)12oz$55.44$18.86
Filters12oz$55.44$18.86
Espresso12oz$55.44$18.86
Aeropress12oz$55.44$18.86
Moka Pot12oz$55.44$18.86

Description

We’re thrilled to offer our first naturally processed lot from the Muzo station! This is our third year purchasing coffee from Muzo, and this season we worked with Baho to focus primarily on smaller lot separations. This specific offering consists of coffee from 13 smallholders that live nearest Mubuga Hill and deliver their coffee to Muzo.

The Muzo washing station is located in the Northern Province of Rwanda, near Volcanoes National Park and the border of Uganda. The lands surrounding Muzo, in the Gakenke district, are absolutely ideal for coffee growing - altitudes climbing above 2000 meters, dense volcanic soil, and very cool average temperatures. Because of the remote location, there are actually only a small handful of other stations near this area, and it is additionally Baho’s smallest station by far. For perspective, Emmanuel’s other stations produce anywhere from about 900 - 2000 60kg bags of green coffee per year; Muzo produces just around 300 bags. Unique challenges in this area include drastic mountainous topography and farms that are spread out and not centralized to the station. Because of these factors, Baho employees spend a significant amount of time driving around to collect coffee cherries from farmers rather than requiring everyone to deliver to them. The most important thing to note in these situations is that Emmanuel still pays full price and simply takes on the extra costs associated with this service himself. Baho has signed a 10 year lease with the Muzo Cooperative to manage the station for them, but they have plans to make big investments here and hopefully fully purchase in the future.

The Mubuga Hill offering is a part of Baho’s ongoing appellation project surrounding the Muzo. They’re focusing on smaller lot separations by processing groups of farmers’ coffee together based on the highest quality growing areas. The hills are often chosen based on altitude; coffees within the Mubuga Hill lot are all harvested from farms above 1900 masl and pack a distinct vibrancy and saturation of flavor.

Emmanuel shares:
Since these are new group that are forming around our cws [coffee washing station], based on what we think might be potential or unique in the zone, we are want make this model mutual benefit where farmers commit to what we are training them, commit to long and honest / loyal relationship with Baho and of course by focusing on both coffee quality and quantity. Then at the other side, Baho have responsibility of developing them, buying their cherries, marketing their coffee with full traceability and at the end, paying them highest possible price that will make them motivated and happy to grow coffee. we strongly believe that our strength is based on happy farmers that we work with…the relationship [with Mubuga Hill group] is really good . Farmers can see what we are doing, changes we are creating and are excited about the future and what we can achieve together. We are also happy that farmers can understand our direction and vision . We are committed to keep building relationships with farmers as the foundation /roots of our business

As with all of our offerings from Baho, you can expect the Muzo Mubuga Hill Natural to present incredibly saturated, sweet, and complex flavors. The body and acidity are in perfect harmony - big, mouth watering, and jammy. We’re tasting: strawberries + cream, pomegranate, cherry pie, cherry blossom, rose, vanilla, coconut, white sugar, honey, milk chocolate.

Questions about Muzo Mubuga Hill

What does Muzo Mubuga Hill taste like?

The roaster’s tasting notes: strawberries, cream, pomegranate, cherry pie, cherry blossom, rose, vanilla, coconut. Flavour groups: fruity, floral, and caramel & sweet.

Where does Muzo Mubuga Hill come from?

It comes from Rwanda.

What roast level is Muzo Mubuga Hill?

Roast level: medium.

How much does Muzo Mubuga Hill cost?

Price: $18.86 to $106.56, depending on the size. That is from $15.66 per kilo. This price comes from an older listing; the shop has the current one.

Where can I buy Muzo Mubuga Hill?

In the online shop of 1000 Faces Coffee: the prices on this page link to it. According to its shop, it delivers within United States. Cafendo does not sell coffee itself.

Answers built from the shop’s own data and the Cafendo catalog.

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