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Kibingo CWS

Abhuzamugambi Ba Kawa-Maraba Cooperative

1-4A1/Lot No.2

Lot 1-4A1 / Lot No. 2 consists of Arabica coffee harvested from the farms of coffee farmers located in Mavumba, Karama Sector, Huye District. The coffee is produced in well-managed fields where farmers follow good agricultural practices. The farms are regularly monitored and managed to minimize pest and disease infestation. The coffee cherries were harvested selectively, with only fully ripe cherries being picked. Clean and designated harvesting equipment was used to ensure the quality and safety of the coffee. After harvesting, the cherries were delivered to the wet mill and processed promptly and properly using the fully washed processing method. The coffee was dried on designated, clean drying beds under appropriate conditions. The coffee was carefully monitored during drying until it reached the required moisture content of 12%. We ensure full traceability of the coffee lot, including its origin, processing activities, and handling.

General Information

Producer
Mbarushimana Pangalas
Country
Rwanda
Location
Mavumba
Cupping Notes
An elegant and delicate coffee with a silky mouthfeel. Jasmine, vanilla and floral notes complement yellow peach, mandarin, orange zest, apricot and berries. Gentle honey, caramel, sugarcane and candy-like sweetness balance the bright acidity, resulting in a transparent, juicy and refined cup.
Varietal
Red Bourbon
Process
Fully washed
Altitude
1800-2100 masl

Sensory and Jury Scoring Summary

Score
88.79

About the Farm

My name is MBARUSHIMANA Pangalas, and I am a coffee farmer and member of the Abahuzamugambi Ba Kawa Maraba Cooperative in the Huye district. I have approximately 2,000 coffee trees, as well as cows and small livestock. These animals provide organic manure that I use in my coffee fields, helping me maintain soil fertility, improve yields, and enhance the quality of my coffee. Coffee is very important to me and my family because it is one of our main sources of income. The income I earn from coffee has helped me pay school fees and support my children’s education at both primary and secondary levels. It has also enabled me to cover medical expenses, renovate my house, purchase a motorcycle, and address other important family needs. Through coffee farming, I have been able to improve the living conditions of my family and build a more secure future. I am proud to be a coffee farmer, and I believe that investing in coffee farming can continue to bring better opportunities for my family and our community.

Farm Information

Producer Name
Mbarushimana Pangalas
Farm Name
Kibingo CWS
Washing Station
Kibingo CWS
Certifications
[Fairtrade]

Lot Pricing Information

Lot size
300 lb
5 Boxes: Each box will contain 2 bags of 15kg (the last one may contain a fraction) (15 kg lb)
Opening bid
$6.00/lb
Increment: $0.20
Incoterm
FOB
Kigali
Total
(excl. commission and shipping)
$1,800.00
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Auction Starts:
21 Oct 2026 10:00:00 BST
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