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Kenya Kianyangi Embu Washed (Single Origin Filter)

by manta ray coffee roasters · nunawading, australia

you'll taste lemon before blackcurrant. this is kenya kianyangi embu washed (single origin filter), a washed kenya from manta ray coffee roasters.

lemonblackcurrant
A$23.5buy from manta ray coffee roasters

the bean

origin
kenya
region
embu
process
washed
status
in stock
this is a single origin filter coffee from the kianyangi area of embu county, kenya, roasted by manta ray coffee roasters. it's processed using the washed method, which strips the fruit before drying and tends to produce clean, clearly defined flavour. in the cup expect sharp lemon acidity alongside blackcurrant fruit, a combination common to high-quality kenyan washed lots. because it's roasted and labelled specifically for filter, it performs best brewed as a pour over, aeropress, or batch filter rather than espresso. use water around 92-96°c and a medium-fine grind to let the acidity and fruit clarity come through without bitterness.

common questions

What does Kenya Kianyangi Embu Washed (Single Origin Filter) taste like?

it tastes of lemon and blackcurrant, offering bright acidity alongside dark fruit character. the washed process keeps the flavour clean and well-defined in the cup.

How is Kenya Kianyangi Embu Washed (Single Origin Filter) grown and processed?

the coffee is grown in embu county, kenya, and processed using the washed method, meaning the fruit is removed before the beans are dried. this approach highlights the coffee's natural acidity and keeps the flavour profile precise.

How should I brew Kenya Kianyangi Embu Washed (Single Origin Filter)?

it's roasted for filter brewing, so pour over, aeropress, or batch filter are the intended methods. a medium-fine grind and water around 92-96°c will help balance the lemon acidity and blackcurrant fruit without over-extracting.

about manta ray coffee roasters

nunawading's coffee scene has always moved at its own pace, anchored by places that understand their neighborhood without trying to reinvent it. while flashier spots chase trends, manta ray coffee roasters on beech street keeps doing what independent roasters do best: staying consistent, staying real. you won't find them making grand gestures or chasing whatever's popular this month. their regulars keep coming back because the coffee works, the atmosphere feels right, and nobody's trying too hard to impress you. it's the kind of place that builds loyalty slowly, one cup building on the last. when specialty coffee gets overcomplicated elsewhere, this is where things stay grounded. saturday mornings bring the steady flow of locals who've made this their routine.

all coffee from manta ray coffee roasters

nunawading, australia

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