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FAQ: Certified Kenya AA Grade SL28/SL34 | Gatomboya, Mutwewathi, Gakuyuini Processing Plants
Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat official account: cafe_style). FAQ: Certified Kenya AA Grade SL28/SL34 | Selected batches from Gatomboya, Mutwewathi, Gakuyuini processing plants? These three highly renowned processing plants in Kenya handle the wet processing of raw beans. The names of these processing plants are as follows: Gatomboya...
2018-10-05 FAQ certified Kenya SL28 SL34 Gatomboya Mutwewathi Gakuyuini -
Introduction to Karatina Coffee Factory in Nyeri, Kenya - Kenyan Coffee Flavors - Kenyan Pour Over Coffee
Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information Please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat official account cafe_style ) Located in Nyeri, Kenya, Karatina Coffee Factory belongs to the Barichu Farmers' Cooperative Society along with Gaturiri Factory. Karatina Factory was originally part of Mathira Farmers' Cooperative Society before joining Barichu in 1996, and received coffee processing equipment from the cooperative in 2005-2006
2018-07-21 Kenya Nyeri Karatina Factory Introduction Coffee Flavor Pour Over Professional -
African Coffee Beans: What are the main growing regions of Kenyan coffee and how are the beans named?
Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account: cafe_style) FrontStreet Coffee's Kenyan Coffee Introduction Kenya is located at the equator running east to west, with the Great Rift Valley running north to south. It borders Somalia to the east, the Indian Ocean to the southeast, Tanzania to the south, Uganda to the west, South Sudan to the northwest, and Ethiopia to the north. From east to west, the altitude changes from low to high
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Kenyan Thika Region Coffee Beans: Exploring the Distinctive Flavor Profile of Kenya's African Coffee Heritage
The Thika region in Kenya is one of the renowned coffee-growing areas in Africa's second-largest coffee-producing country. Compared to coffee beans from other Kenyan regions, it not only has distinct tomato notes but also possesses its own unique characteristics. The green beans are primarily processed using the washed method, graded by bean size, and their actual value is determined through cupping. The highest grade of coffee beans is AA grade (retained at 7.2m
2019-02-25 Kenya Thika Region Coffee Beans From African Continent Coffee Characteristics -
Kenya Coffee Bean Growing Regions Cupping Introduction
As a neighboring country to Ethiopia, the homeland of coffee, the first coffee plant cultivated in Kenya can be traced back to 1893. Later, coffee was cultivated on a large scale by the British in highland areas at altitudes ranging from 1400 to 2100 meters, where there are volcanic ash soils rich in organic matter. Kenya's maximum temperature throughout the year ranges from 22°C to 26°C, with the lowest
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