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The first washing station built by Long Miles Coffee Project rests at the feet of Gaharo hill on a piece of land that seemed to be long forgotten by everyone else. Every inch of this land was cleared by Gaharo farmers and bricks were made from clay found in the valley below. The same farmers who helped to build this station, Bukeye, now deliver their cherries to it.
The impeccable standards of the Long Miles team produces some of the cleanest tasting coffees we’ve ever encountered.
Ben and Kristy Carlson had a vision that was way bigger than themselves when they moved to Burundi. The adventure that ensued transpired into the Long Miles Coffee Project. You can read more about this incredible journey on their website here.
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