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information

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Variety ------------------------------------------ SL34, SL28, Batian & Ruilu 11

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Region ------------------------------------------------------------------- Kirinyaga

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Harvesting ------------------------------------------------------------------- 2021

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Processing method ------------------------------------------------------ Washed

Altitude ------------------------------------------------------- 1600 - 1800 masl

the farm

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Kianyaga - Baragwi FCS

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Baragwi FCS smallholder farmers

 

Kianyaga Factory

Nyaga is a Kikuyu name for ostrich. The area was known because it was the only place you could find an ostrich. The factory was then named after the village, Kianyaga. It was opened for processing in 1966. 

The Baragwi FCS is the biggest society in Kenya. Today, they operate 12 washing stations and work with over 15,000 members. Their factory managers work for a different factory every two years so that they can share knowledge and be very consistent.

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flavor profile

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Aroma: black tea, herbs, red currants​

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Flavor: citrus, red kiwi, gooseberry, chamomile, lemongrass, caramel

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Aftertaste: gentle, black tea-like sensation

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Body: medium-light, tea-like mouthfeel to juicyness

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tasting experience

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Great acidity follows with red wild fruits, gooseberry, clean and juicy. When it warm, the flavor of currants in the cup, with juiciness, finish with chamomile and lemongrass. The espresso is sweet with notes of berries, currants, red kiwi, end with some herbs and nutty, clean and juicy. Milk-based is smooth with some papaya, chocolate and nuts.

color palette

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Recipe

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