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À partir de 22,39 $US/220g
Traitement
Région
Altitude
~1672 m alt.
Recommandé pour
Filtre, Espresso, Percolation
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This is a particularly exciting time of year for us at Everyday. Fresh crop Kenyan coffees have landed! We have let this one rest for a couple of months setting it up to be at its absolute best in terms of freshness and flavour once we release it. It was a competitive buying round for Kenyan lots this year, and we were able to score a couple of gems. This one being our biggest lot and first off the ranks. Gititu is one of four factories operated by the Aguthi Farmers Cooperative Society and is located in a highly productive growing area that is bordered by Mt. Kenya in the west and the Abadare Ranges to the east. Gititu coffee factory (or washing station) receives coffee cherries (fruit of the coffee tree containing the seed) from approximately 800 small holders. They carefully process and prepare the coffee for the farmers to an immaculate standard and in this case, to the AA screen size, often considered the top quality. This is one of the triumphs of the complex and at times bureaucratic Kenyan coffee landscape, coffee is farmed to an exacting standard and then processed with the same attention to detail in large co-operative owned washing stations, focussed on keeping standards and prices high for everyone in the chain. This specific lot is full of big, classic Kenyan coffee flavours, this time in the form of Blackberry Jam and Caramel. It's going to be a stunner and we can't wait to share it with you! REGION, ORIGIN Kiambu, Kenya VARIETY Batian, SL28, SL34, Ruiru 11 PRODUCER FARM, COOPERATIVE Gititu Washing Station PROCESS Washed ALTITUDE 1672 MASL ROAST Filter BREWING AeroPress, Pour Over, Plunger, Batch To learn more about our shipping policy click here.This is a particularly exciting time of year for us at Everyday. Fresh crop Kenyan coffees have landed! We have let this one rest for a couple of months setting it up to be at its absolute best in terms of freshness and flavour once we release it. It was a competitive buying round for Kenyan lots this year, and we were able to score a couple of gems. This one being our biggest lot and first off the ranks. Gititu is one of four factories operated by the Aguthi Farmers Cooperative Society and is located in a highly productive growing area that is bordered by Mt. Kenya in the west and the Abadare Ranges to the east. Gititu coffee factory (or washing station) receives coffee cherries (fruit of the coffee tree containing the seed) from approximately 800 small holders. They carefully process and prepare the coffee for the farmers to an immaculate standard and in this case, to the AA screen size, often considered the top quality. This is one of the triumphs of the complex and at times bureaucratic Kenyan coffee landscape, coffee is farmed to an exacting standard and then processed with the same attention to detail in large co-operative owned washing stations, focussed on keeping standards and prices high for everyone in the chain. This specific lot is full of big, classic Kenyan coffee flavours, this time in the form of Blackberry Jam and Caramel. It's going to be a stunner and we can't wait to share it with you! REGION, ORIGIN Kiambu, Kenya VARIETY Batian, SL28, SL34, Ruiru 11 PRODUCER FARM, COOPERATIVE Gititu Washing Station PROCESS Washed ALTITUDE 1672 MASL ROAST Filter BREWING AeroPress, Pour Over, Plunger, Batch To learn more about our shipping policy click here.
Original en anglais.
220g
22,39 $US
(46,16 $US/lbs)440g
40,34 $US
(41,59 $US/lbs)1kg
79,62 $US
(36,12 $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
Cacao
Caramel
Confiture de mûres