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September Coffee Of the Month

Grower - 400 producers organized around the Incuti producer group.

Altitude - 1900 MASL

Variety - Local Bourbon Cultivars

Soil - Volcanic Loam

Region - Kayanza Province, Burundi

Process - Fully washed and dried in the sun

Certification - Conventional

Roast Level - Medium/Light 

Flavor Profile - Roasted Medium/Light to preserve the clean, sweet cup.  Notes of rich dried fig, bright lemon and a smooth sweet caramel finish.

Jeanine Niyonzima-Aroian, the founder of JNP Coffees, is without a doubt one of the most influential individuals in Burundi coffee today. Raised in Bujumbura, Jeanine would go on to earn an MBA from Northwestern University’s prestigious Kellogg School, cycle through corporate America, and eventually reconnect with her birth country by founding Burundi Friends International, a not-for-profit that funds educational and economic empowerment programs for rural Burundians, which is now in its 13th year. After a few years marketing Burundi coffees stateside for friends and family, Jeanine realized she had every reason to lead the business, and JNP Coffee was born.

JNP Coffee is highly focused on women’s empowerment, and along with a few local women’s rights advocates, formulated the Burundi chapter of the International Women’s Coffee Alliance. The network of IWCA farmer members in Burundi is now more than 2,000, whose coffee is differentiated by membership, marketed for its traceability and impact, and which generates end-of-year premiums for all involved. In fact, the IWCA value chain has been so impactful that JNP has created additional programs to expand their farmer base and generate premiums beyond the IWCA registered growers.