Rwanda Karongi

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I must admit I missed on this one. Didnt order from the beanbay this month but it came as part of the starter pack. I have just tried what I have roasted five days ago and I really like this coffee. Will we be getting more of it anything soonish?

[stuartgrant Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close stuartgrant]

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Weve been looking to up our African green bean stocks, so Id be keen for some of this if its still on offer!

Cheers
Stuart.

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Thanks Andy, for making available some of that bean. I grabbed a bag of it as well as (I think) the last bag of Honduran

Ed

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There hasnt been too much on offer out of middle Africa lately. Missing the full bodied, chocolaty Africans. I recall this one as being a great single origin.

Also beans from Uganda, Malawi and/or Kenya would be great.

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There hasnt been too much on offer out of middle Africa lately. Missing the full bodied, chocolaty Africans. I recall this one as being a great single origin.

Also beans from Uganda, Malawi and/or Kenya would be great.

Hi Greg,

Scrounge some Rwandan Musasa if you can find some. It has been my favourite coffee of the year so far. The sad thing is I have <20kg left so only roast a little every few weeks to stretch it out.

I also love a good Kenyan and Gethumbwini is a highlight this year, as was Andys Gitwe.

I suspect that with increasing Kenyan prices and the terrible drought/famine in Kenya, it may be quite some time before we see too much of this origin around...but them you never know what Andy has in store for us

Chris

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Actually, I thought that there have been several really stunning Kenyan coffees floating around and I drool at the prospect of getting some samples from some of the Kenyan competitions!