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Burundi Gahahe - 2025 Harvest
Roasted
in Kuala Lumpur
· Malaysia ·
250g - August 10 · resealable · roast date printed on bag
Nomad · Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Burundi Gahahe - 2025 Harvest

Citrus·floral·fruity

Light roastWashedSingle origin
RM 140 250g - August 10
Roasted to order in KL, ships within 24 hours of roasting
At its peak 7–30 days after roasting
100% specialty arabica, fully traceable
Free shipping from RM 80 (Peninsula MY)Roast date printed on the bagBeans not right? Free replacement, no questions asked
The passport As declared by the roaster
Processing
Washed
Roast level
Light roast
Roasted for
Filter
Tasting notes
Citrus, floral, fruity
About this coffee

Imported from Barcelona — we find these beans drink best 2–3 weeks after the roast date

A floral, citrus washed Burundi from Nomad's filter line

Burundi Gahahe - 2025 Harvest is a washed single origin from the Gahahe washing station in Burundi's Kayanza region, grown at 1,800 metres above sea level. It is a 2025 harvest lot of Red Bourbon, roasted by Nomad in Barcelona, and it is the filter-line lot from their range.

Tasting Notes

Floral · Tangerine · Roasted Pineapple
Nomad describe the profile as vibrant with floral notes, sweetness held in balance against a juicy acidity, and call it ideal for filter.

Coffee Details

Origin Burundi
Region Kayanza
Washing Station Gahahe
Variety Red Bourbon
Processing Washed
Altitude 1,800 masl
Harvest 2025
Line Filter line
Tasting Notes Floral, Tangerine, Roasted Pineapple

About This Coffee

Gahahe is a washing station in the Kayanza region of Burundi. It runs 180 drying beds, four cherry sorting tables and ten fermentation tanks, and takes in up to 750 metric tonnes of cherry a year.

This is the eighth consecutive year Nomad has bought coffee from Gahahe.

The station also works with the growers around it. Farmers are organised into cooperatives through a Farmer Hub, supplied with organic fertiliser composted from coffee pulp, and offered low-cost seeds and seedlings by Bugestal, in collaboration with ISABU, Burundi's agricultural research institute.

How to Brew

Method Pour Over (V60 / Kalita)
Ratio 1:16
Coffee 18g, medium-fine grind
Water 288g
Water Temperature 93–95°C
Total Brew Time 2:45 – 3:15

Our house starting point — these are our own figures, not Nomad's.

Start with a 40g bloom for 40 seconds, then pour in two or three even stages. If the cup tastes sharp or thin, grind a step finer; if it turns drying or hollow, coarsen slightly and shorten the brew.

How Much Coffee Is in a Bag?

A 250g bag gives you about 14 filter cups at the 18g dose in the recipe above, which is roughly two weeks of a daily brew.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it better for espresso or filter?
Filter. This is the filter-line lot from Nomad's range, and they describe the cup as ideal for filter, so the floral and tangerine notes come through most clearly in a pour over, batch brew or immersion setup.

What does it taste like?
Floral, tangerine and roasted pineapple, with juicy acidity and balanced sweetness.

How fresh is the coffee?
These beans are roasted by Nomad in Barcelona and imported to Malaysia — they are not roasted in our Kuala Lumpur roastery. We ship on arrival. In our experience the beans are drinking at their best around 2–3 weeks past the roast date.

What does "washed" processing mean?
The fruit is stripped from the coffee cherry and the beans are fermented and rinsed in water before drying, rather than being dried inside the fruit. Removing the fruit early gives you a cleaner, more transparent cup where the acidity and character of the variety and the terroir show through.

New to specialty coffee and not sure where to start? Try the Taster Box. Brewing for a team? Take a look at our Office & Bulk Coffee. Free shipping within Peninsular Malaysia on orders over RM80 (RM150 for East Malaysia).

— Nomad
Make the most of it

Brew it well

Filter / pour-over

Ratio
60 – 70 g / L
Grind
Medium-fine
Scale
Weigh coffee & water
Water
92 – 94 °C

Use a digital scale for both coffee and water. 60–70 g per litre depending on method, water and taste.

Let it rest.These beans drink best 7–30 days after the roast date printed on the bag.
Pour-over brewing
Brew guides on the blog

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