NYAGISHIRU – Old Spike
NYAGISHIRU Coffee Producers at Nyagishiru Washing Station, Burundi Coffee farmers and producers in Nyagishiru Washing Station, Burundi
Burundi

NYAGISHIRU

Regular price £10

A beautifully balanced cup with notes of green apple, brown sugar sweetness and a soothing chamomile finish.

Free Royal Mail 48 Tracked delivery when you spend £28.

  • GREEN APPLE  •
  • BROWN SUGAR  •
  • CHAMOMILE

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Social impact

65% of our profits are reinvested into our barista training programme.

Sustainability

Our packing is completely plastic free and we plant a tree for every bag sold through the Eden Reforestation Project.

Producers
Nyagishiru Washing Station
Variety
Red Bourbon
Process
Washed
Altitude
1700 MASL

NYAGISHIRU

Nyagishiru can be found in the Buhinyuza Commune of the Muyinga Province of Burundi. As a province, it is one of least populated and lesser-known coffee producing regions of the entire country. Interestingly, the relatively flat land here, makes the perfect conditions for the production of naturally processed coffee at good volumes. 

Nyagishiru processes coffee from almost 1850 families in the area. These producers received a premium of 18% on top of the local market rate for their harvests, whilst the staff of the station earned almost 60% above the average labour rate. The station processes around 800 metric tons of cherry each year, dried across 270 raised beds. The station’s 7 full-time staff are managed by manager Hussein Ndayishimiye, with 170 seasonal staff hired during the peak season.

A beautifully balanced cup with notes of green apple, brown sugar sweetness and a soothing chamomile finish. 

SOCIAL
 IMPACT

As a social enterprise, Old Spike’s primary mission is to help reduce homelessness in the UK through training and employment within speciality coffee.

With 65% of the profits we generate going back to supporting our social mission, we rely entirely on traded income to meet our social objectives.