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24,95 $US/12oz
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5249-5906 ft alt.
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Filtre, Espresso, Cold brew

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Sweet peach and orange blossom aroma with tart, vibrant, winey flavors of cranberry, red currant, cut oak and oolong tea, citrus flavors of grapefruit, lemon and tangerine with a subtle layer of tropical flavors including champagne mango, guava and lychee. A lively and focused classic Kenya with plenty of old world SL variety character. The Kii Peaberry is produced by the 850 smallholder producers at the Kii Cooperative in Kirinyaga, Kenya on the southern slope of Mt. Kenya. Kii is a part of Rungeto Farmers Cooperative Society (FCS), a three cooperative member group that also includes the Karimuki and Kiangoi Cooperatives. Rungeto FCS was originally developed in the early 1990’s as the Ngiriama FCS and reformed into its current membership in 1997. Washed processing at Kii involves an initial 16-18 hour fermentation where it is then fully washed in fresh, cold river water and densimetric separated through a series of long, cement channels. Drying takes place on raised beds for two weeks and then the coffee is stored in large perforated storage bins to allow the coffee to cure prior to sorting and grading. During the sorting and grading phase, the Kii peaberries are meticulously hand sorted out from the flat beans. A peaberry is a morphological development in which a single seed forms within a coffee cherry. Numerous Coffea arabica varieties display this formation and peaberries grow alongside paired flat berries on the same branch, though they typically constitute only a small percentage of seeds that form on a tree. The sorting process is labor intensive, but the result offers a particularly focused and lively cup. After repose, this coffee is sealed in Grain-Pro barrier packaging at origin and then sent on its way to our Roastery where we preserve the green coffee under hermetic seal until it is roasted as part of ourBarrington Green Seal Program© . This coffee is also available as part of our Kenya Rare & Exotic Tasting Pair with our Mahiga Double.
Sweet peach and orange blossom aroma with tart, vibrant, winey flavors of cranberry, red currant, cut oak and oolong tea, citrus flavors of grapefruit, lemon and tangerine with a subtle layer of tropical flavors including champagne mango, guava and lychee. A lively and focused classic Kenya with plenty of old world SL variety character. The Kii Peaberry is produced by the 850 smallholder producers at the Kii Cooperative in Kirinyaga, Kenya on the southern slope of Mt. Kenya. Kii is a part of Rungeto Farmers Cooperative Society (FCS), a three cooperative member group that also includes the Karimuki and Kiangoi Cooperatives. Rungeto FCS was originally developed in the early 1990’s as the Ngiriama FCS and reformed into its current membership in 1997. Washed processing at Kii involves an initial 16-18 hour fermentation where it is then fully washed in fresh, cold river water and densimetric separated through a series of long, cement channels. Drying takes place on raised beds for two weeks and then the coffee is stored in large perforated storage bins to allow the coffee to cure prior to sorting and grading. During the sorting and grading phase, the Kii peaberries are meticulously hand sorted out from the flat beans. A peaberry is a morphological development in which a single seed forms within a coffee cherry. Numerous Coffea arabica varieties display this formation and peaberries grow alongside paired flat berries on the same branch, though they typically constitute only a small percentage of seeds that form on a tree. The sorting process is labor intensive, but the result offers a particularly focused and lively cup. After repose, this coffee is sealed in Grain-Pro barrier packaging at origin and then sent on its way to our Roastery where we preserve the green coffee under hermetic seal until it is roasted as part of ourBarrington Green Seal Program© . This coffee is also available as part of our Kenya Rare & Exotic Tasting Pair with our Mahiga Double.
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Kii Peaberry

N’est plus disponible
12oz
24,95 $US
(33,27 $US/lbs)

Profil

Caractéristiques gustatives

Léger et aux notes de thé
Corsé et crémeux
Doux
Vif et acidulé
Moins sucré
Très sucré
Amertume subtile
Amertume prononcée
Classique
Funky et original
Niveau de torréfaction : Claire

Notes de dégustation

Canneberge
Pamplemousse
Goyave
Citron
Litchi
Mangue
Thé oolong
Fleur d’oranger
Pêche
Groseille
Mandarine
Champagne
Bois

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Archivé · N’est plus disponible
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24,95 $US/12oz
BARRINGTON COFFEE · US

Kii Peaberry

N’est plus disponible
12oz
24,95 $US
(33,27 $US/lbs)

Profil

Caractéristiques gustatives

Léger et aux notes de thé
Corsé et crémeux
Doux
Vif et acidulé
Moins sucré
Très sucré
Amertume subtile
Amertume prononcée
Classique
Funky et original
Niveau de torréfaction : Claire

Notes de dégustation

Canneberge
Pamplemousse
Goyave
Citron
Litchi
Mangue
Thé oolong
Fleur d’oranger
Pêche
Groseille
Mandarine
Champagne
Bois
Variété
Altitude
5249-5906 ft alt.
Recommandé pour
Filtre, Espresso, Cold brew

Ce que dit la marque

Sweet peach and orange blossom aroma with tart, vibrant, winey flavors of cranberry, red currant, cut oak and oolong tea, citrus flavors of grapefruit, lemon and tangerine with a subtle layer of tropical flavors including champagne mango, guava and lychee. A lively and focused classic Kenya with plenty of old world SL variety character. The Kii Peaberry is produced by the 850 smallholder producers at the Kii Cooperative in Kirinyaga, Kenya on the southern slope of Mt. Kenya. Kii is a part of Rungeto Farmers Cooperative Society (FCS), a three cooperative member group that also includes the Karimuki and Kiangoi Cooperatives. Rungeto FCS was originally developed in the early 1990’s as the Ngiriama FCS and reformed into its current membership in 1997. Washed processing at Kii involves an initial 16-18 hour fermentation where it is then fully washed in fresh, cold river water and densimetric separated through a series of long, cement channels. Drying takes place on raised beds for two weeks and then the coffee is stored in large perforated storage bins to allow the coffee to cure prior to sorting and grading. During the sorting and grading phase, the Kii peaberries are meticulously hand sorted out from the flat beans. A peaberry is a morphological development in which a single seed forms within a coffee cherry. Numerous Coffea arabica varieties display this formation and peaberries grow alongside paired flat berries on the same branch, though they typically constitute only a small percentage of seeds that form on a tree. The sorting process is labor intensive, but the result offers a particularly focused and lively cup. After repose, this coffee is sealed in Grain-Pro barrier packaging at origin and then sent on its way to our Roastery where we preserve the green coffee under hermetic seal until it is roasted as part of ourBarrington Green Seal Program© . This coffee is also available as part of our Kenya Rare & Exotic Tasting Pair with our Mahiga Double.
Sweet peach and orange blossom aroma with tart, vibrant, winey flavors of cranberry, red currant, cut oak and oolong tea, citrus flavors of grapefruit, lemon and tangerine with a subtle layer of tropical flavors including champagne mango, guava and lychee. A lively and focused classic Kenya with plenty of old world SL variety character. The Kii Peaberry is produced by the 850 smallholder producers at the Kii Cooperative in Kirinyaga, Kenya on the southern slope of Mt. Kenya. Kii is a part of Rungeto Farmers Cooperative Society (FCS), a three cooperative member group that also includes the Karimuki and Kiangoi Cooperatives. Rungeto FCS was originally developed in the early 1990’s as the Ngiriama FCS and reformed into its current membership in 1997. Washed processing at Kii involves an initial 16-18 hour fermentation where it is then fully washed in fresh, cold river water and densimetric separated through a series of long, cement channels. Drying takes place on raised beds for two weeks and then the coffee is stored in large perforated storage bins to allow the coffee to cure prior to sorting and grading. During the sorting and grading phase, the Kii peaberries are meticulously hand sorted out from the flat beans. A peaberry is a morphological development in which a single seed forms within a coffee cherry. Numerous Coffea arabica varieties display this formation and peaberries grow alongside paired flat berries on the same branch, though they typically constitute only a small percentage of seeds that form on a tree. The sorting process is labor intensive, but the result offers a particularly focused and lively cup. After repose, this coffee is sealed in Grain-Pro barrier packaging at origin and then sent on its way to our Roastery where we preserve the green coffee under hermetic seal until it is roasted as part of ourBarrington Green Seal Program© . This coffee is also available as part of our Kenya Rare & Exotic Tasting Pair with our Mahiga Double.
Original en anglais.

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