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Process
Region
Altitude
1600-1800 masl
Harvest
October-December
What the Brand Says
Product Description Producer Thiririka Farmers Cooperative Society Farm/Mill 1500 local smallholders Cultivar SL 28 - SL 34 - Batian Process Washed - Wet Fermentation Location Kiambu County Altitude 1600- 1800 masl Harvest October - December Expect notes of Blackcurrant, Green Apple, Caramel Kenya does washed coffee like nowhere else. More than 700,000 smallholders farm a hectare or two each and deliver their cherries to cooperative-run factories. Because farmers choose which wet mill to use, the factories compete on quality: a better cup means a better auction price, and better returns to the farmer. Githembe is one of three factories run by the Thiririka Farmers Cooperative Society, alongside Kiganjo and Ndundu. Around 1,500 active members grow SL28, SL34 and Batian in clay loam soils, picking from October to December. Cherries are pulped and washed at Githembe, then the parchment travels to Kiganjo for slow drying. This lot is graded AA, the largest and most prized of Kenya's grades, and it's a classic of the style: vibrant, tart acidity with a sweet sugary finish. Coffee Story Roast type SUBSCRIBE & SAVE KISS THE HIPPO CARES SHIPPING INFOProduct Description Producer Thiririka Farmers Cooperative Society Farm/Mill 1500 local smallholders Cultivar SL 28 - SL 34 - Batian Process Washed - Wet Fermentation Location Kiambu County Altitude 1600- 1800 masl Harvest October - December Expect notes of Blackcurrant, Green Apple, Caramel Kenya does washed coffee like nowhere else. More than 700,000 smallholders farm a hectare or two each and deliver their cherries to cooperative-run factories. Because farmers choose which wet mill to use, the factories compete on quality: a better cup means a better auction price, and better returns to the farmer. Githembe is one of three factories run by the Thiririka Farmers Cooperative Society, alongside Kiganjo and Ndundu. Around 1,500 active members grow SL28, SL34 and Batian in clay loam soils, picking from October to December. Cherries are pulped and washed at Githembe, then the parchment travels to Kiganjo for slow drying. This lot is graded AA, the largest and most prized of Kenya's grades, and it's a classic of the style: vibrant, tart acidity with a sweet sugary finish. Coffee Story Roast type SUBSCRIBE & SAVE KISS THE HIPPO CARES SHIPPING INFO
250g
$20.76
($37.67/lbs)1kg
$74.75
($33.91/lbs)Profile
Taste characteristics
Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium
Tasting Notes
Blackcurrant
Caramel
Green apple