- Images: (1) 250 g product bag made of Omnidegradable® material. (2) Loose product presentation. 3) Kopakama farmer at the coffee harvest.
Coffee | KOPAKAMA RWANDA
PVP: €10.95
- Weight
- 250g
- Ingredients
- Coffee 100% Arabica
- Tasting Note
- Nuts with a touch of vegetal, and malt
Inspired by Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf: Leader of the African Peacekeeping Process
Description:
We share one of the best coffees, the Kopakama Rwanda, a coffee with a very rich flavor and ideal to accompany sweet mixes such as lattes and cappuccinos.
Since its foundation in 1998, the farmers of the Kopakama cooperative in the Mabanza area and on the shores of Lake Kivu have developed an important work of excellent arabica washing coffee, going from 48 to 600 members in two decades of work that gave employment and improved the life of communities thanks to Fairtrade Premium. It also highlights its project for women, the Women's Coffee Project, in which the women farmers of Kopakama are the ones who harvest, work and sell the grains directly. Her role is fundamental to the livelihood of all families and the empowerment of African women.
Espectacular
Sabor delicado y hermoso aroma
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We share one of the best coffees, the Kopakama Rwanda, a coffee with a very rich flavor and ideal to accompany sweet mixes such as lattes and cappuccinos.
Since its foundation in 1998, the farmers of the Kopakama cooperative in the Mabanza area and on the shores of Lake Kivu have developed an important work of excellent arabica washing coffee, going from 48 to 600 members in two decades of work that gave employment and improved the life of communities thanks to Fairtrade Premium. It also highlights its project for women, the Women's Coffee Project, in which the women farmers of Kopakama are the ones who harvest, work and sell the grains directly. Her role is fundamental to the livelihood of all families and the empowerment of African women.