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GICHERORI — KENYA Washed · SL28, SL34, BATIAN, RUIRU 11 This microlot has come to us from the Kibugu Farmers Cooperative Society, made up of around 1050 smallholder farmers operating out of the Embu region, north of Nairobi. Though the coffee isn’t traceable to a single varietal, its represented as a blend of SL28, Sl34, Ruirui 11 and Batian.The Washed process in Kenya varies from place to place, but generally contains a soaking step that is unique to this growing country. First the coffee is picked ripe and depulped the same day, then it is normally fermented in open-air tanks made of concrete or cement for 24–48 hours. It's then washed thoroughly using water channels before being soaked underwater for 12–72 hours. It is then spread on raised beds to dry.The smallholders of the Kibugu F.C.S process their cherries at the Gicherori Factory, where this lot takes its name. The region generally produces around 600 000kg of coffee per year so we’re stoked to be able to share a small slice of that with you while we’ve got it.Gooseberry, Pear Juice, Finger Lime. It’s a delight. Super bright and juicy.
GICHERORI — KENYA Washed · SL28, SL34, BATIAN, RUIRU 11 This microlot has come to us from the Kibugu Farmers Cooperative Society, made up of around 1050 smallholder farmers operating out of the Embu region, north of Nairobi. Though the coffee isn’t traceable to a single varietal, its represented as a blend of SL28, Sl34, Ruirui 11 and Batian.The Washed process in Kenya varies from place to place, but generally contains a soaking step that is unique to this growing country. First the coffee is picked ripe and depulped the same day, then it is normally fermented in open-air tanks made of concrete or cement for 24–48 hours. It's then washed thoroughly using water channels before being soaked underwater for 12–72 hours. It is then spread on raised beds to dry.The smallholders of the Kibugu F.C.S process their cherries at the Gicherori Factory, where this lot takes its name. The region generally produces around 600 000kg of coffee per year so we’re stoked to be able to share a small slice of that with you while we’ve got it.Gooseberry, Pear Juice, Finger Lime. It’s a delight. Super bright and juicy.
WOOD AND CO COFFEE · AU

Gicherori, Kenya

No longer available
250g
$19.79
($35.91/lbs)
1kg
$70.49
($31.97/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

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Archived · No longer available
0 ratings
From $19.79/250g
WOOD AND CO COFFEE · AU

Gicherori, Kenya

No longer available
250g
$19.79
($35.91/lbs)
1kg
$70.49
($31.97/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

What the Brand Says

GICHERORI — KENYA Washed · SL28, SL34, BATIAN, RUIRU 11 This microlot has come to us from the Kibugu Farmers Cooperative Society, made up of around 1050 smallholder farmers operating out of the Embu region, north of Nairobi. Though the coffee isn’t traceable to a single varietal, its represented as a blend of SL28, Sl34, Ruirui 11 and Batian.The Washed process in Kenya varies from place to place, but generally contains a soaking step that is unique to this growing country. First the coffee is picked ripe and depulped the same day, then it is normally fermented in open-air tanks made of concrete or cement for 24–48 hours. It's then washed thoroughly using water channels before being soaked underwater for 12–72 hours. It is then spread on raised beds to dry.The smallholders of the Kibugu F.C.S process their cherries at the Gicherori Factory, where this lot takes its name. The region generally produces around 600 000kg of coffee per year so we’re stoked to be able to share a small slice of that with you while we’ve got it.Gooseberry, Pear Juice, Finger Lime. It’s a delight. Super bright and juicy.
GICHERORI — KENYA Washed · SL28, SL34, BATIAN, RUIRU 11 This microlot has come to us from the Kibugu Farmers Cooperative Society, made up of around 1050 smallholder farmers operating out of the Embu region, north of Nairobi. Though the coffee isn’t traceable to a single varietal, its represented as a blend of SL28, Sl34, Ruirui 11 and Batian.The Washed process in Kenya varies from place to place, but generally contains a soaking step that is unique to this growing country. First the coffee is picked ripe and depulped the same day, then it is normally fermented in open-air tanks made of concrete or cement for 24–48 hours. It's then washed thoroughly using water channels before being soaked underwater for 12–72 hours. It is then spread on raised beds to dry.The smallholders of the Kibugu F.C.S process their cherries at the Gicherori Factory, where this lot takes its name. The region generally produces around 600 000kg of coffee per year so we’re stoked to be able to share a small slice of that with you while we’ve got it.Gooseberry, Pear Juice, Finger Lime. It’s a delight. Super bright and juicy.

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