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kenya kirinyaga aa: tastes like grapefruit & plum, kenya coffee from sterling coffee roasters

kenya coffee

Kenya Kirinyaga AA: Tastes like Grapefruit & Plum

by sterling coffee roasters · portland, usa

you'll taste grapefruit before stone fruit. this is kenya kirinyaga aa: tastes like grapefruit & plum, a washed kenya from sterling coffee roasters.

grapefruitstone fruit
$22.95buy from sterling coffee roasters

the bean

origin
kenya
region
kirinyaga
process
washed
roast
light
status
in stock
roasted by sterling coffee roasters, this aa-grade washed kenya comes from the kirinyaga region, known for producing some of the country's most distinctly fruited coffees. the washed process strips the cherry away before drying, which keeps the cup clean and lets the origin character come through clearly. expect bright grapefruit acidity alongside ripe stone fruit, giving it a tart, juicy quality that holds up well in the cup as it cools. as a light roast, it rewards brewing methods that highlight clarity and acidity, pour-over or aeropress with water around 93c will give you the most from those fruit-forward flavours.

common questions

What does Kenya Kirinyaga AA: Tastes like Grapefruit & Plum taste like?

it tastes of bright grapefruit and ripe stone fruit, with a clean, juicy quality that comes through clearly thanks to the washed processing. the light roast keeps the acidity lively and the fruit notes distinct.

How is Kenya Kirinyaga AA: Tastes like Grapefruit & Plum grown and processed?

it is grown in the kirinyaga region of kenya and graded aa, indicating larger, denser beans. it is washed processed, meaning the fruit is removed before drying, which produces a clean and well-defined cup.

How should I brew Kenya Kirinyaga AA: Tastes like Grapefruit & Plum?

as a light roast, it suits brewing methods that emphasise clarity, such as pour-over or aeropress. keeping your water temperature around 93c will help bring out the grapefruit and stone fruit character without bitterness.

about sterling coffee roasters

the steam hisses differently at sterling coffee roasters on nw 21st. sharper, more intentional than the corporate chains that dot portland's landscape. this isn't accident, it's attention. the kind that comes from someone giving a damn about your tuesday morning cortado. walk past the pearl district bustle and you'll catch the scent first. coffee beans mid-roast, that sweet caramelization that makes your shoulders drop before you're through the door. 767 google reviewers aren't wrong about the 4.8 rating. they know what regulars figure out fast: sterling doesn't just serve coffee, they serve the kind of cup that ruins you for mediocrity. the baristas here pull shots like they're conducting something sacred. timing the grind, watching the crema form. no rush, no shortcuts. just coffee done right in a city that knows the difference between good and great.

all coffee from sterling coffee roasters

portland, usa

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