Uganda Mt. Elgon Bufumbo Organic Farmers Association AA Washed

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  • Country: Uganda

    Region: Jewa Township, Bufumbo sub-county, Mbale District (Mt. Elgon)

    Co-op: Bufumbo Organic Farmers Association

    Farmer/Grower: Over 1000 smallholder growers (700 with Fair Trade Certification, 400 with Organic Certification)

    Varieties: SL28 & SL14

    Processing: Washed

    Altitude: 1800-2200 m.a.s.l.

    Humidity: 11.5%

    Density: 1.15 g/ml

    Harvest Date: August, 2021

    Arrival Date: March, 2022

    Grade: AA

    Marks: 35-407-50-0053

    SCA Cupping Score: 85.0

  • Sweet fragrance and aroma of panela, notes of sweetened black tea with an herbal finish, lime acidity, medium/heavy body with a soft creamy mouthfeel. Overall balanced and unique.
  • We feel that this coffee really shines for its sweetness and so performs best between a light-medium roast and a dark-medium roast. While the lime acidity is really nice, it does tend to disappear at deeper medium roast levels.


Customer Reviews

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Daimeng
Special aroma

My first Uganda bean. Very unique vanilla sugary tea flavor and aroma. I tried chewing on the roasted bean and the strong aroma was released immediately on biting down. First time tasting a flavor like this, very cool.

Glad you enjoyed the Ugandan coffee, Daimeng! It certainly is unique but if you enjoyed this profile you might also enjoy the washed coffees we bring in from Rwanda.

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Marcos Sanchez
Amazing

This coffee has an amazing aroma when brewing, and even amazing taste. Would highly recommend two roses to a medium roast as it is a bit of a heavier bean

Glad you enjoyed it, Marcos! We found it makes a really great creamy espresso.

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John Uriarte
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Yummy Coffee!
Notes based on this roast - https://roast.world/my/roasts/R0Q3YPqtfa1jPyLA6KJCl
Yummy fragrance and aroma. Tasted good. Sweat black tea, herbal, sweet lime. Espresso, I am really interested in how it's going to taste.