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Kijani Kiboko - entkoffeinierter Kenia Espresso

Roasted by 19grams

Dieser entkoffeinierte Espresso aus Kenia bietet tiefe Noten von reifen schwarzen Kirschen, Orange und Toffee mit einem süßen Finish.

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Kijani Kiboko - entkoffeinierter Kenia Espresso — 19grams
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reife schwarze KirschenOrangeToffee

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Unser entkoffeinierter Espresso aus Kenia, mit tiefen Noten von reifen, schwarzen irschen, Orange und Toffee. Cremig mit einem angenehmen, süßen Finish.

— 19grams

Context

The Kijani Kiboko, an entkoffeinierter Kenia Espresso roasted by 19grams, offers a unique perspective on East African profiles. While Kenyan coffees are traditionally celebrated for their vibrant acidity and complex structure, this specific lot undergoes a decaffeination process, resulting in a cup defined by notes of ripe black cherries, orange, and toffee.

Decaffeinated coffees often present a challenge in maintaining the inherent brightness of their origin, yet this selection balances its fruit-forward character with a comforting, sweet finish. When evaluating such distinct flavor profiles, it is helpful to reference a flavor wheel to better identify the nuances between the citrus-toned acidity and the deeper, sugar-browning notes of the toffee. This espresso serves as a compelling example of how careful processing can preserve the essence of a region’s terroir, even when the caffeine is removed, providing a sophisticated experience for those seeking a decaffeinated option without sacrificing depth or complexity.

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What does Kijani Kiboko - entkoffeinierter Kenia Espresso taste like?

Expect tasting notes of reife schwarze Kirschen, Orange, and Toffee.

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