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Kenya
Kenya 🇰🇪 · Washed · Recommended for Filter, Espresso · Light roast
$21.73/lbs
Best value
$17.10/350g
$22.16/lbs
$47.90/1kg
$21.73/lbs
Tasting notes
Berries
Black tea
Floral
Region
Kirinyaga, Kenya 🇰🇪
Process
Washed
Producer
Karithathi Farmers’ Cooperative Society
Altitude
~1650 masl
What the brand says
These coffee beans are processed at the Kiunyu Washing Station, run by the Karithithi Farmers' Cooperative Society, where over 3,800 smallholder farmers deliver carefully handpicked cherries. Only the ripest cherries are accepted, ensuring a clean, complex, and high-quality cup. The result is a fragrant and vibrant coffee with floral notes, juicy berries, and a smooth black tea finish—a classic expression of Kenyan terroir.
These coffee beans are processed at the Kiunyu Washing Station, run by the Karithithi Farmers' Cooperative Society, where over 3,800 smallholder farmers deliver carefully handpicked cherries. Only the ripest cherries are accepted, ensuring a clean, complex, and high-quality cup. The result is a fragrant and vibrant coffee with floral notes, juicy berries, and a smooth black tea finish—a classic expression of Kenyan terroir.
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ECR
ESSENCE COFFEE ROASTERS · IE
Kenya 🇰🇪 · Washed · Recommended for Filter, Espresso · Light roast
$21.73/lbs
Best value
$17.10/350g
$22.16/lbs
$47.90/1kg
$21.73/lbs
Tasting notes
Berries
Black tea
Floral
Region
Kirinyaga, Kenya 🇰🇪
Process
Washed
Producer
Karithathi Farmers’ Cooperative Society
Altitude
~1650 masl
What the brand says
These coffee beans are processed at the Kiunyu Washing Station, run by the Karithithi Farmers' Cooperative Society, where over 3,800 smallholder farmers deliver carefully handpicked cherries. Only the ripest cherries are accepted, ensuring a clean, complex, and high-quality cup. The result is a fragrant and vibrant coffee with floral notes, juicy berries, and a smooth black tea finish—a classic expression of Kenyan terroir.
These coffee beans are processed at the Kiunyu Washing Station, run by the Karithithi Farmers' Cooperative Society, where over 3,800 smallholder farmers deliver carefully handpicked cherries. Only the ripest cherries are accepted, ensuring a clean, complex, and high-quality cup. The result is a fragrant and vibrant coffee with floral notes, juicy berries, and a smooth black tea finish—a classic expression of Kenyan terroir.
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