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Kenyan Coffee Beans

49 Kenyan coffees in stock from 16 roasters — the shelf is re-read every day.

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Kenya Mugaya AA
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Kenya Mugaya AA

Mugaya Factory is a washing station in Kirinyaga, Kenya, respected and renowned for its consistently qualitative coffee processing. The Factory is…

Mugaya Factory is a washing station in Kirinyaga, Kenya, respected and renowned for its consistently qualitative coffee processing. The Factory is located at the foot of Mount Kenya, at around 1700-1800 masl, where it was established in 1975. Today, through the aid of their mother company the…

$15.501 week ago
Kenya Kaliluni FCS PB
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Kenya Kaliluni FCS PB

This washed Kenyan Peaberry comes from Machakos and is a “fly crop” (secondary harvest) processed at the Kaliluni Factory, the only washing station…

This washed Kenyan Peaberry comes from Machakos and is a “fly crop” (secondary harvest) processed at the Kaliluni Factory, the only washing station of the Kaliluni Farmer Cooperative Society. In the cup we find a very juicy version of the traditional Kenyan profile with a juicy red currant acidity…

$141 month ago

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