Joel`s coffee Burundi Butegana

Look for the light when you're lost. Look for Joel's coffee from Fresh Black if you haven't woken up yet.

For all fans of videogames and not only, we're launching Joel's Coffee, which you'll love the way Joel loves it. And even picky Ellie would appreciate this coffee. Wake up with Joel's coffee and look for the light between these dark days with it.

A little more about the coffee:

Butegana is one of the first washing stations in Burundi, built in 1952. All coffee in the country is produced almost entirely by small farmers. The average small farmer has about 250 coffee trees on his plots, they are called Red Bourbon. The coffee itself is hand-picked by farmer families and delivered to the Butegan station.

During the reception, employees of the washing station manually select ripe, red cherries. Then the cherries are placed in containers and Intenso yeast, developed by the French company Lalcafe, is added. Yeast reveals the same fresh and fruity taste of coffee beans. Cherries are left to ferment in this medium for 36 hours. After that, its laid out to dry on African beds. Under favorable weather conditions, the cherry dries for about 10 to 14 days.