Manipruek - Thailand - Syrina
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What ICKPA. says about this coffee
The rarest of the rare — we are incredibly proud to present this extraordinary coffee from Thailand.
SYRINA
First identified in Manipruek, a mountain village in the Nan region of northern Thailand, along the Thai–Laotian border, Syrina originates from approximately 30-year-old plants acquired in Thailand.
The coffee was named Syrina by producer Kaleb Jordan, in honour of his daughter.
In the cup, Syrina is distinguished by its bright, intense acidity, reminiscent of the finest Kenyan coffees, complemented by delicate florals and Geisha-like elegance.
Choose from two different lots, or get 2 of them to try side by side!
-cold natural
-double ferment washed
A truly remarkable expression of Thailand's coffee potential.
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