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Altitude
1600-1900 masl

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History Our relationship with Kigari spans three years, with coffee purchased in 2022, 2023 and 2026. Based in the highlands of Meru County, Kenya, Kigari brings together farmers across four wet mills, producing exceptional coffee at 1,600–1,900 masl. The cooperative is deeply committed to its farmers, providing access to pre-financing, farm inputs on credit, school-fee support and emergency funds, practical support that helps farming families invest in their futures and sustain coffee production year after year. Kigari’s impact extends beyond the cup. The cooperative encourages farmers to integrate Grevillea and macadamia trees into their coffee farms, providing shade while supporting environmental conservation, and promotes diversified farming with bananas and maize. Kigari has a classic Kenyan character with a smooth everlasting acidity and notes of red fruit and pomegranate. Specifications country kenya region meru county producer kigari farmers cooperative society variety ruiru 11, sl 28, batian process washed altitude 1600-1900 masl tasting notes red fruit, pomegranate, black tea
History Our relationship with Kigari spans three years, with coffee purchased in 2022, 2023 and 2026. Based in the highlands of Meru County, Kenya, Kigari brings together farmers across four wet mills, producing exceptional coffee at 1,600–1,900 masl. The cooperative is deeply committed to its farmers, providing access to pre-financing, farm inputs on credit, school-fee support and emergency funds, practical support that helps farming families invest in their futures and sustain coffee production year after year. Kigari’s impact extends beyond the cup. The cooperative encourages farmers to integrate Grevillea and macadamia trees into their coffee farms, providing shade while supporting environmental conservation, and promotes diversified farming with bananas and maize. Kigari has a classic Kenyan character with a smooth everlasting acidity and notes of red fruit and pomegranate. Specifications country kenya region meru county producer kigari farmers cooperative society variety ruiru 11, sl 28, batian process washed altitude 1600-1900 masl tasting notes red fruit, pomegranate, black tea
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250g
$26.33
($47.77/lbs)
1kg
$100.91
($45.77/lbs)

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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

Black tea
Pomegranate
Red fruits

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0 ratings
From $26.33/250g
250g
$26.33
($47.77/lbs)
1kg
$100.91
($45.77/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

Black tea
Pomegranate
Red fruits
Process
Altitude
1600-1900 masl

What the Brand Says

History Our relationship with Kigari spans three years, with coffee purchased in 2022, 2023 and 2026. Based in the highlands of Meru County, Kenya, Kigari brings together farmers across four wet mills, producing exceptional coffee at 1,600–1,900 masl. The cooperative is deeply committed to its farmers, providing access to pre-financing, farm inputs on credit, school-fee support and emergency funds, practical support that helps farming families invest in their futures and sustain coffee production year after year. Kigari’s impact extends beyond the cup. The cooperative encourages farmers to integrate Grevillea and macadamia trees into their coffee farms, providing shade while supporting environmental conservation, and promotes diversified farming with bananas and maize. Kigari has a classic Kenyan character with a smooth everlasting acidity and notes of red fruit and pomegranate. Specifications country kenya region meru county producer kigari farmers cooperative society variety ruiru 11, sl 28, batian process washed altitude 1600-1900 masl tasting notes red fruit, pomegranate, black tea
History Our relationship with Kigari spans three years, with coffee purchased in 2022, 2023 and 2026. Based in the highlands of Meru County, Kenya, Kigari brings together farmers across four wet mills, producing exceptional coffee at 1,600–1,900 masl. The cooperative is deeply committed to its farmers, providing access to pre-financing, farm inputs on credit, school-fee support and emergency funds, practical support that helps farming families invest in their futures and sustain coffee production year after year. Kigari’s impact extends beyond the cup. The cooperative encourages farmers to integrate Grevillea and macadamia trees into their coffee farms, providing shade while supporting environmental conservation, and promotes diversified farming with bananas and maize. Kigari has a classic Kenyan character with a smooth everlasting acidity and notes of red fruit and pomegranate. Specifications country kenya region meru county producer kigari farmers cooperative society variety ruiru 11, sl 28, batian process washed altitude 1600-1900 masl tasting notes red fruit, pomegranate, black tea
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