Complex acidity, blackcurrant, tomato-like brightness. Kenyan coffees are some of the most distinctive in the world.

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Kenya's coffee regions sit at altitude with volcanic soils and conditions that naturally favor bright, complex coffees. Kenyan peaberries are particularly prized for their concentrated flavor and distinctive character. The coffee's acidity sits at that sweet spot between brightness and balance, and the flavor profiles tend toward berries, flowers, and subtle spice.

Kenyan coffee demands attention but rewards it with complexity and distinction. It's coffee that tastes like somewhere specific, processed by people who've been growing coffee for generations and know exactly what they're doing.

Currently available is a washed peaberry from the Rungeto Farmers Coop, bringing concentrated flavor and bright acidity from Kenya's highlands.

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