From cultivation to enjoyment – A journey through quality:
We at Rutasoka are passionate about delivering the highest quality and unique flavors, and that starts with our organic coffee farmers in Eastern Congo. High on the mountain slopes of the famous Virunga National Park and in the scenic surroundings of Lake Edward, where lush greenery and welcoming waterways provide the perfect breeding ground for our coffee beans. Each coffee berry is given the time it takes to ripen and then carefully picked by hand, ensuring that each bean’s full potential is preserved.
Slow Roast – An artistic touch from Sweden:
After our coffee beans are carefully harvested and freed from their kernels, the exciting journey continues with the roasting in Sweden. Here, every step of the process is handled with care and precision. We use the Slow Roast method, where the coffee is roasted slowly, which allows the flavors to bloom fully. The result is a cup of coffee with a medium-dark character, rich in fine notes and a round aftertaste with subtle notes of plum and cocoa.
Okapi – Durability and quality in every cup:
With every cup of Okapi, you not only get a unique taste experience, but you also support the sustainability of coffee producers in eastern Congo. Through our commitment to organic farming and fair conditions, we help create a positive impact on coffee growers and their communities.
From cultivation to enjoyment – A journey through quality:
We at Rutasoka are passionate about delivering the highest quality and unique flavors, and that starts with our organic coffee farmers in Eastern Congo. High on the mountain slopes of the famous Virunga National Park and in the scenic surroundings of Lake Edward, where lush greenery and welcoming waterways provide the perfect breeding ground for our coffee beans. Each coffee berry is given the time it takes to ripen and then carefully picked by hand, ensuring that each bean’s full potential is preserved.
Slow Roast – An artistic touch from Sweden:
After our coffee beans are carefully harvested and freed from their kernels, the exciting journey continues with the roasting in Sweden. Here, every step of the process is handled with care and precision. We use the Slow Roast method, where the coffee is roasted slowly, which allows the flavors to bloom fully. The result is a cup of coffee with a medium-dark character, rich in fine notes and a round aftertaste with subtle notes of plum and cocoa.
Okapi – Durability and quality in every cup:
With every cup of Okapi, you not only get a unique taste experience, but you also support the sustainability of coffee producers in eastern Congo. Through our commitment to organic farming and fair conditions, we help create a positive impact on coffee growers and their communities.
Denna produkt saknar närmare beskrivning100% Arabica coffee from organic and fair plantations in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Okapi is perfect for those who love a rich and full taste experience. Grind the coffee just before brewing to get the ultimate aroma and taste.
Have you tried coffee with orange before? It’s a hit. Here comes our summer favourite:
COLD BREW
60 g coarsely ground coffee, for example Okapi (if you don’t have a grinder, we recommend Okapi 1 kg ground beans, which is slightly coarser ground than our 450 grams)
1 liter of water
SYRUP
90 g sugar
0.5 chili
100 ml water
FOR SERVING (per drink)
5 cl freshly squeezed orange or orange juice
5 cl Cold Brew
2.5 cl Swedish tonic with the taste of orange and Chinese bark
150 ml sugar syrup
Ice
DO THIS:
1. Pour ground coffee and cold water into a jar with a lid, stir well, then place in the refrigerator for 12 hours. Strain the coffee through a coffee filter.
2. Chop the chilli and mix the ingredients for the sugar syrup in a saucepan, bring to a boil to dissolve the sugar. Allow to cool and strain off the chili.
3. Fill a glass with ice and 1.5 cl sugar syrup. Then fill the glass with 5 cl of freshly squeezed orange or orange juice, 5 cl of cold brew and finish with 2.5 cl of tonic. Stir and serve.
With our circular business model, we strive to create a sustainable value chain that includes the social, economic and environmental perspective. At Rutasoka, we reinvest in sustainable agriculture in areas where our raw materials come from.
Explore our projects for sustainability!
The coffee producers in eastern Congo have long suffered from war and conflict, which has led to neglected plantations and risk-taking, to smuggle the raw coffee to neighboring Uganda, on the other side of Lake Edwad. But now, with increased stability in the area, producers have finally gotten their revenge. Through passionate commitment and hard work, coffee from the Congo has once again become a recognized feature on the international market. Since our start in 2017, we have proudly been part of this development. Together with you, as a customer, we can continue to build up the standard of living of the coffee producers and contribute to their life’s work.
