Bourbon Coffee Rwanda is set to open more coffee shops to boost consumption of locally produced coffee. Paul Maganda, the Bourbon Coffee chief operations officer, said the move is aimed at ...

Jean — Bourbon Coffee opened its first shop in Kigali, in 2007, and has expanded to eight different locations across Rwanda and the United States. Berchmas Mbaraga, a resident of Ngororero ...

Forget Seattle, Brazil, Vietnam. Arthur Karuletwa wants to make Rwanda the new coffee king. And what better place to start than in D.C.? Karuletwa founded Bourbon Coffee in Africa two years ago ...

Ambiance: After launching in Kigali, Rwanda, Bourbon Coffee opened its first U.S. outpost in Foggy Bottom in 2009. The airy coffee shop is furnished to suit a variety of purposes and people.

While the country is renowned for its high-quality Arabica Bourbon beans, both cost and culture have kept Rwandans from imbibing one of their top cash crops. The government wants to that to change.

The 2024 Global Tastemakers panel of food and travel experts name Kigali, Rwanda, one of the best cities for coffee in the world right now, a must visit for coffee aficionados.

Bourbon Coffee 621 Pennsylvania Ave, SE Named for the varietal of coffee beans that grow naturally in Rwanda, Bourbon Coffee specializes in coffee from this nation.

Starbucks Corp. announced this week that it will soon start selling its first Rwandan-grown coffee in North American stores. Rwanda Blue Bourbon is the company's 10th variety in the Black Apron ...

Bourbon Coffee opened its first shop in Kigali in 2007, and has expanded to eight different locations across Rwanda and the United States. A barista prepares coffee for clients at Bourbon Coffee MTN ...

And in the past decade, privately owned coffee shops have popped up in Kigali, the country's capital. Mihigo Jones, 25, a barista, makes a latte at a coffee shop in downtown Kigali.

Some of the best coffee beans in the world are grown in Africa, and while the number of coffee consumers there is growing, most Africans still don't drink it. That's something Rwanda's government ...