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 Rwandan Coffee To Go uses only Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee, the Coffee with a story. Most people will not associate the Republic of Rwanda with coffee, but it is in fact considered to be one of the finest in the world - after all, Africa is where the coffee bean originated.
With volcanic soils, abundant rain falls and high altitude mountains, Rwanda has some of the best coffee-growing conditions in the world.
But given this nation's recent history, these aromatic coffee beans come with a bittersweet story.
We are proud to offer you one of the rarest Specialty Coffees in the world... Rwandan Bourbon Arabica Coffee. Grown in the rich volcanic soil - farmers from the "Land of a Thousand Hills" hand select, wash, and grade each and every coffee seed for that perfect Specialty Cup!
Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee Company presents a collection of distinct varieties that have been roasted for exceptional flavor. Purchase a cup and help provide a proper living wage to coffee-growing families. |
 Most people will not associate the Republic of Rwanda with coffee, but it is in fact considered to be one of the finest in the world - after all, Africa is where the coffee bean originated. With volcanic soils, abundant rainfall and high altitude mountains, Rwanda has some of the best coffee-growing conditions in the world. But given this nation's recent history, your bag of aromatic Arabica Borbon coffee beans comes with many a bittersweet story to go with it.
Thirty thousand independent coffee growers climb the hills, tend the soil, and carry the beans on their shoulders down to cooperative village wash stations. The two best varieties of beans are separated, washed and meticulously tested for export. The destination is miles away in America. The villages are scarred by one of history's worst cases of genocide. Just over a decade ago nealry 1,000,000 people were slaughtered, but the pride of the dedicated and determined Rwandans has made a miracle happen. There is optimism in the air, and forgiveness and reconciliation can be felt throughout the land |
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