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Kenya Nyeri Kangocho

$25.00

One of my closest friends, Ahmed, moved to the USA from a small town in Kenya and we’ve been chatting about Kenyan coffees and their characteristics. He’s discussed how they are light and tea-like and after roasting it, I would tend to agree. This is by far the highest rated coffee we’ve ever had at the shop with a whopping 91.7 points.

I tried it as a pour over, and when it cooled, it was the most complex coffee I’ve ever had. Citrus and fig up front, a spicy mid-palette and this delicate sugary black tea as a finish. Insane.

The background in the photo is a collection of three of Ahmed’s authentic African garb, called Dashiki and I thought it was a perfect representation of how this coffee performs in the cup.

Cheers and happy brewing.

Size: 12oz

Grind: Whole bean

One of my closest friends, Ahmed, moved to the USA from a small town in Kenya and we’ve been chatting about Kenyan coffees and their characteristics. He’s discussed how they are light and tea-like and after roasting it, I would tend to agree. This is by far the highest rated coffee we’ve ever had at the shop with a whopping 91.7 points.

I tried it as a pour over, and when it cooled, it was the most complex coffee I’ve ever had. Citrus and fig up front, a spicy mid-palette and this delicate sugary black tea as a finish. Insane.

The background in the photo is a collection of three of Ahmed’s authentic African garb, called Dashiki and I thought it was a perfect representation of how this coffee performs in the cup.

Cheers and happy brewing.

Size: 12oz

Grind: Whole bean

 

The Data

Body: Light

Acidity: Medium

Process: Wet Process

Altitude: 2000m

Flavors: Citrus and fig, lemon and sugary black tea.

Tastes like: The morning sun hitting your face as you prepare to head out on your Safari.

 

*We have approximately 18 pounds of this limited run coffee in stock.

 

★★★★★

“It brings me back to being in Breckenridge … skiing. I was there two years ago and we would sit by the fire place, drinking coffee, and watch it snow.”

- Kate C.

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