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Kiawamururu - Kenya
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What Dees Koffiebranders says about this coffee
Kenya, how we love you.
This amazing coffee brings you everything we love it for : juicy , bright, and sparkling.
Kiawamuru is a processing facility located in the central highlands of Kenya. Growing on volcanic soil, consistent rainfall, and a high elevation provides very stable and good growing conditions for coffee.
The factory works with around 600 registered smallholder members who collectively farm approximately 182 hectares of coffee.
Together, these producers contribute around 500 tonnes of cherry annually, with flowering typically occurring from March to April and again from November to December for the fly crop (which provides less quantity but still very tasty beans).
A clean and name-worthy Kenyan, depulped, washed, and then sundried.
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What the roaster says about where it came from
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Country of origin
“Kenya, how we love you.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Processing
“A clean and name-worthy Kenyan, depulped, washed, and then sundried.” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
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