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I’m Alex, and what started in 2014 with a single coffee van (and a dream) has now become West Berkshire Roastery - complete with two coffee roasters and a Labrador who thinks he’s the CEO.
Along the way, I uncovered some truths: coffee is one of the planet’s most sprayed crop. Pesticides? Chemicals? Absolutely everywhere. So, I ditched the usual beans and went on a quest for the good stuff: direct-traded coffees that don’t come with a side of artificial pesticides.
With a bit of Berkshire flair and caffeine-fuelled creativity, I’m here to bring you one of the finest (and cleanest) coffee experiences you’ll ever sip. I hope you’ll agree. It’s coffee refreshingly drama free.
Is this coffee organic and tested for mycotoxins?
Our Roastery Collection consisting of White Gold, Signature Gold & Black Gold (and Simmer Down Decaf) has been fully independently lab tested for artificial pesticides, moulds and mycotoxins. Always grown naturally free of chemicals.
More can be found here.
Our Seasonal Specials are limited-release coffees chosen for their exceptional quality, unusual character and seriously interesting stories. They might come from an award-winning farm, a tiny competition lot, or a producer pushing the boundaries of what coffee can taste like.
Region/Farm - Rwanda
SCA Score - 85
Growing Altitude - 2100 metres above sea level.
Variety - Arabica - Bourbon
Milling Process - Washed
The Region:
Musasa Dukunde Kawa cooperative owns four washing stations and is one of Rwanda’s larger cooperatives, with 1,193 members, but they are also working with over
4,000 smallholders in Rwanda. The cyahinda station is located in the rugged hills of Mbilima and Matovu, one of the collection sites for the cooperative, working with
517 producers. Each farm, although small in size, maintains efficiency thanks to skill and the presence shade trees. They include species such as Maesopsiseminii (Umbrella Tree), Calliandra, Leucaena, Polyciassp, and Grevillea, amongst others.
This specific lot was delivered by 130 women smallhold producers during peak season of the harvest. Cherries are hand-picked only when fully ripe and then pulped that same evening using a mechanical pulp.