Giku

Our next release is another one from Long Miles coffee in Burundi through our partner Osito. If you are interested in sound sourcing check out their website. 

This honey processed lot comes from the Giku hill and was processed at Ninga washing station. You can expect a classic Burundian profile with lot’s of oolong and red berries but with a slightly tropical twist reminiscent of Lychee. If you loved Mutana this one is for you.

Ninga Washing Station sits at approximately 1,900 masl alongside the Nkokoma River and was established by Long Miles to improve access for producers who previously traveled long distances to reach washing stations offering fair pricing and transparent cherry purchasing systems. Today, Ninga supports producers across three main coffee-growing communities in Kayanza: Giku Hill, Bumba Hill, and Ninga Hill.