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Kenya Kamavindi AA - Natural

by calico coffee · london, uk

expect stone fruit. this is kenya kamavindi aa - natural, an anaerobic kenya from calico coffee.

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the bean

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kenya
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embu
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anaerobic
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the kenya kamavindi aa natural is sourced from the embu region of kenya and processed using an anaerobic method, where cherries ferment in sealed, oxygen-free tanks before drying. this extended fermentation tends to concentrate fruit character and add depth to the cup. expect prominent stone fruit flavors, with the aa grade indicating larger, denser beans that tend to brew evenly. it suits filter methods well, where those fruit-forward qualities can open up cleanly. grind slightly coarser than espresso and use water around 92 to 94 degrees celsius to keep the sweetness balanced without pulling harsh notes.

common questions

What does Kenya Kamavindi AA - Natural taste like?

this coffee leads with stone fruit character, a quality shaped by its anaerobic process and natural processing. the embu origin and aa-grade beans add a dense, clean base that supports those fruit-forward flavors.

How is Kenya Kamavindi AA - Natural grown and processed?

it comes from the embu region of kenya and is processed anaerobically, meaning the coffee cherries ferment in sealed, low-oxygen tanks before being dried. the aa designation refers to the bean screen size, indicating larger, well-developed beans.

How should I brew Kenya Kamavindi AA - Natural?

filter brewing methods work well here, as they allow the stone fruit flavors from the anaerobic process to come through clearly. aim for water around 92 to 94 degrees celsius and a medium-coarse grind to keep the cup sweet and balanced.

about calico coffee

you notice the filter bar first, hand-built and low, the kind of thing someone who trained as an architect would obsess over. junchao jonny huang did exactly that before placing third at the 2023 uk brewers cup and opening calico on lower marsh near waterloo. dark wood, soft light, no wasted gestures. huang roasts some of the coffee himself, sources his own green, and still brings in guest roasters when it makes sense. every drink comes with an origin card. considered without being precious about it.

all coffee from calico coffee

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