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Kenya Kirinyaga

by bean2bean coffee company · philadelphia, usa

expect winey. this is kenya kirinyaga, a washed kenya from bean2bean coffee company.

winey
$18.97buy from bean2bean coffee company

the bean

origin
kenya
region
kirinyaga
process
washed
roast
light
status
in stock
kenya kirinyaga is a light roast washed coffee from the kirinyaga region of kenya, roasted by bean2bean coffee company. washed processing strips the fruit before drying, which tends to produce a clean cup with clearly defined acidity. the tasting notes lean winey, meaning you can expect a pronounced, almost fermented fruit quality with sharp edges and depth. to get the most from a light roast washed kenya, use a pour over or filter method with water around 92-94°c, a medium-fine grind, and a gentle bloom to let the acidity open up without turning sharp or thin.

common questions

What does Kenya Kirinyaga taste like?

kenya kirinyaga has winey tasting notes, meaning the cup carries a bold, fruit-forward quality with the kind of sharp, fermented depth often associated with red wine. the washed process keeps things clean, so that winey character comes through clearly without muddiness.

How is Kenya Kirinyaga grown and processed?

this coffee comes from the kirinyaga region of kenya and is processed using the washed method, where the fruit is removed from the bean before drying, resulting in a cleaner, more defined flavour profile.

How should I brew Kenya Kirinyaga?

as a light roast, kenya kirinyaga responds well to filter or pour over brewing, which preserves the clarity and acidity that washed processing produces. avoid very high water temperatures, as these can push the winey acidity into sharpness.

about bean2bean coffee company

...and bean2bean proves that point exactly. tucked into edgemont street in philadelphia's port richmond area, this roastery has built something you can count on. the regulars here aren't just being polite when they return week after week. they're responding to consistency that's harder to find than you'd think. you won't get lectures about single origins or elaborate tasting notes printed on chalkboards. what you will get is coffee that tastes like someone actually cares what happens between the green beans and your cup. the roasting happens right here, which means freshness isn't a marketing term. it's tuesday morning reality. port richmond isn't trying to be rittenhouse square, and bean2bean isn't trying to be anything other than what it is. a place that roasts coffee well and sells it to people who notice the difference. walk in on any given afternoon for a simple drip coffee and see what steady commitment tastes like.

all coffee from bean2bean coffee company

philadelphia, usa

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