Process
Region
Variety
Altitude
~1524 masl
Recommended for
Espresso
What the Brand Says
Farm: Chania Estate Producer: Boyce Harries Region: Thika Elevation: 1524 masl Variety: French Mission Process: Honey Notes: Mango, blueberry, vanilla, & syrupy About: Chania Estate is named after the Chania river that runs along one of its boundaries. Owned by the Harries family who have resided in Thika since 1904, the estate is located on a plateau surrounded by deep river valleys. The soil is a deep red colour, rich in nutrients ideal for growing coffee. The French Mission variety, widely grown here, is actually a type of Bourbon and gets its name due to being bought to East Africa by French Missionaries in the late 1800s. Farm: Chania Estate Producer: Boyce Harries Region: Thika Elevation: 1524 masl Variety: French Mission Process: Honey Notes: Mango, blueberry, vanilla, & syrupy About: Chania Estate is named after the Chania river that runs along one of its boundaries. Owned by the Harries family who have resided in Thika since 1904, the estate is located on a plateau surrounded by deep river valleys. The soil is a deep red colour, rich in nutrients ideal for growing coffee. The French Mission variety, widely grown here, is actually a type of Bourbon and gets its name due to being bought to East Africa by French Missionaries in the late 1800s.Farm: Chania Estate Producer: Boyce Harries Region: Thika Elevation: 1524 masl Variety: French Mission Process: Honey Notes: Mango, blueberry, vanilla, & syrupy About: Chania Estate is named after the Chania river that runs along one of its boundaries. Owned by the Harries family who have resided in Thika since 1904, the estate is located on a plateau surrounded by deep river valleys. The soil is a deep red colour, rich in nutrients ideal for growing coffee. The French Mission variety, widely grown here, is actually a type of Bourbon and gets its name due to being bought to East Africa by French Missionaries in the late 1800s. Farm: Chania Estate Producer: Boyce Harries Region: Thika Elevation: 1524 masl Variety: French Mission Process: Honey Notes: Mango, blueberry, vanilla, & syrupy About: Chania Estate is named after the Chania river that runs along one of its boundaries. Owned by the Harries family who have resided in Thika since 1904, the estate is located on a plateau surrounded by deep river valleys. The soil is a deep red colour, rich in nutrients ideal for growing coffee. The French Mission variety, widely grown here, is actually a type of Bourbon and gets its name due to being bought to East Africa by French Missionaries in the late 1800s.
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PROUD MARY COFFEE · AU
Kenya | Chania Estate | French Mission | Honey | Espresso | 200g
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: Medium to dark
Tasting Notes
Blueberry
Mango
Vanilla
Syrupy