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Kenya Wachuri

Roasted by Case Coffee Roasters

This sweet, complex, and delicate coffee features notes of tangerine, ripe guava, and florals with an effervescent quality.

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Kenya Wachuri — Case Coffee Roasters
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From the roaster

This coffee almost sparkles with notes of tangerine, ripe guava and florals. What makes it so exceptional is the effervescent quality that really dances on the tongue, finishing with a lovely mandarin orange acidity. 

 

Coffee Details

This is our first year working with the Wachuri Farmer's Society, a factory started in 1967 under the Tetu Coffee Growers Cooperative. It became a society and single factory in the year 2000, after the split of Tetu Cooperative. The 937 active members of the Wachuri Farmers’ Cooperative Society Limited farm their coffee on just under 0.24 acres in Nyeri County, Kenya. The Wachuri Factory wet-mills its members' coffees, with incredible attention to detail and quality. Sweet, complex and delicate, this is an excellent coffee for all filter methods.

Brew Recipes

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Context

Sourced from the Nyeri County region, the Kenya Wachuri is produced by the Wachuri Farmers’ Cooperative Society Limited. This selection is brought to market by Case Coffee Roasters and features a classic washed profile. In the world of specialty coffee, washed processing is often utilized to highlight the inherent acidity and clean, vibrant characteristics of the bean, allowing the terroir of the region to take center stage.

The cup profile for this lot is defined by bright citrus and tropical fruit qualities, specifically tangerine, mandarin orange, and ripe guava, complemented by delicate floral undertones. For those looking to better understand these descriptors, referencing a flavor wheel can be a helpful tool in identifying the nuanced layers found in high-quality Kenyan coffees. This offering serves as a quintessential example of the clarity and complexity that Nyeri is renowned for among coffee enthusiasts worldwide.

In the Encyclopedia

Frequently asked questions

Where is Kenya Wachuri grown?

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

What does Kenya Wachuri taste like?

Expect tasting notes of tangerine, ripe guava, florals, and mandarin orange.

How is Kenya Wachuri processed?

Kenya Wachuri uses the Washed process.

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