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Kenya Kianderi

Roasted by Case Coffee Roasters

This Kenyan coffee offers a bright, juicy profile with notes of tangerine, white sugar, and grape candy.

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Kenya Kianderi — Case Coffee Roasters
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From the roaster

Big, juicy, bright Kenyan flavor; if that's your jam, this is your perfect coffee, filled with notes of juicy tangerine, clean white sugar and grape candy. The acidity is well-rounded and pleasing. 

Coffee Details

Grown in the incredibly rich, red volcanic soil near the base of Mt. Kenya, this lot hails from the Kianderi Factory. This factory processes hand-picked cherries from around 1,100 small-holder farmers, mostly of Kikuyu ethnicity. 

 

 

In previous years we've had the opportunity to visit the amazing Gachatha washing station and a few of the 1,100 farmers that make up the Gachatha factory. We purchased this AB lot from the week 14 out-turn from the Gachatha washing station. 

This coffee truly delivers all the juicy, rich, candy-like sweetness we could hope for. The acidity is rounded and the body is clean and balanced, making this Kenyan a true treat for your morning cup!

 

Brew Recipes

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Context

Sourced from the Mt. Kenya region, the Kenya Kianderi is a standout offering from the Kianderi Factory. This lot showcases the vibrant, high-acid profile often associated with the country's renowned coffee-growing landscapes. When evaluating such coffees, enthusiasts often look for the bright, citrus-forward characteristics that define the region's output. The roaster, Case Coffee Roasters, highlights notes of juicy tangerine, clean white sugar, and grape candy in this specific selection.

Coffees from this area are frequently celebrated for their complex acidity and refined sweetness. To better understand how these specific descriptors fit into a broader sensory profile, you can consult the flavor wheel. Whether you are exploring the distinct terroir of the Mt. Kenya highlands or simply seeking a bright, fruit-forward cup, this coffee provides a clear expression of its origin's potential.

In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Kenya Kianderi grown?

Kenya Kianderi, roasted by Case Coffee Roasters, is sourced from Nyeri, Kenya.

What does Kenya Kianderi taste like?

Expect tasting notes of juicy tangerine, clean white sugar, and grape candy.

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