Bjorn - Kenya Kiangothe AA

Name: Bjorn - Kenya Kiangothe AA
Brand: Danelaw Coffee Roasting

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Kenya Kiangothe AA From the southern slopes of Mount Kenya, this fully washed coffee comes from Kiangothe Factory in Kirinyaga, one of Kenya’s most celebrated coffee-growing regions. The factory is owned by the Kabare Farmers’ Cooperative Society and works with more than 1,300 smallholder farmers across Central Kenya’s fertile highlands. At a glance Origin: Kiangothe Factory, Kirinyaga, Central Kenya Producer: Kabare Farmers’ Cooperative Society Varietals: SL28, SL34, Ruiru 11 Batian Process: Fully washed Elevation: 1,700 m.a.s.l. About the coffee Grown in deep red volcanic soil at around 1,70

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