KenyaOut of stockvon&vonnie · Switzerland
GLORIA GUMMERUS
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71,00 €/kg
71,00 € for 1 kg, their cheapest per kilo · about 1,28 € for an 18 g espresso dose
Price observed 5 Nov 2026. This is the bag, not the basket: delivery is not included.
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What von&vonnie says about this coffee
This is the very coffee that made us fall in love with the coffees from Gloria back before we even started von&vonnie. We first tried this coffee from Gloria & Sakami from our friends at ThisSideUp and were amazed by the incredible uniqueness of it. Aside from the complex juiciness and changing flavour profile there are two significant things that really make this coffee stand out for us:
1) Being a natural processed coffee – if you have been following us for a while you probably know that we tend to lean towards washed coffees, however, every year that we try this coffee it really blows us away. Morgan calls this his favourite ever natural coffee. It is in general unique to find naturally processed coffees from Kenya.
2) This coffee is also a single cultivar microlot of Batian, which is usually found as a blend component with other Kenyan varietals. Batian is one of the youngest coffee cultivars that is frequently used within the specialty industry and is an offshoot from SL34 crossed with many other varietals (see Arabica and Robusta Coffee Varieties). When we isolate this varietal, we get incredible juiciness with a tart finish that is truly mesmerising.
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