Nyagashiha
Nyagashiha (pronounced NIA-GASH-IYA) meaning comes from the historical tree variety that once grew in the Murago region. This tree in Burundi’s local dialect Kurundi was called “Imishiha” and served for the construction of houses within the community. Nyagashiha washing station is located 86km south of the capital Bujumbura.
The Nyagashiha washing station is one of many wet mills that form the Akawa project, a joint venture between Burundian coffee company Succam and coffee exporter, Supremo. The Akawa project was created to help farmers escape the cycle of poverty in a sustainable and equitable way including easy access water projects, livestock support, and a 1000 square meter coffee nursery for seedling distribution.
Taste Notes:
Baked Fig, Sweet Berry, Vanilla
Varietal:
Bourbon
Process:
Natural
Altitude:
1530masl
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