Coffees The Fix Coffee Roasters
UgandaOut of stockKiwabo #2 - Uganda
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52,00 €/kg
52,00 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 0,94 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
Delivery cost not stated by the roaster
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What The Fix Coffee Roasters says about this coffee
Origin: Uganda, Bulambuli
Variety: SL-28, SL-14
Processing: Natural
Crop year: 2026
Taste like: Strawberry jam, Red berries, Grapefruit, Caramel, Milk chocolate
The varieties of this region are similar to Kenya, as farmers predominantly grow SL14, 28 and 34. The cherries come from smallholder communities, from farms that are less than 1 hectare each.
The farms are managed by family members and are located in parishes, or communities. Each parish acts as the administrative centre for 7-12 villages. These villages can be home to as few as 200 people. The farmers often work in groups, with an individual allocated as their leader.
Most of our Ugandan coffees come from different parishes. Occasionally, we may have a lot coming from a communal washing station. We work in high altitude areas, where there is a lot of potential for producing distinctive flavour profiles.
Harvest and post-harvest
In Eastern Uganda, the harvest is between August and January. In the lowlands, the harvest runs between August and October, while in the higher altitudes, it’s from September until January.
The cherries are either bought at small collection centres or delivered directly to the washing stat…
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Processing
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