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kenya coffee

Kenya Coffee Peaberry

by weaver's coffee & tea - san rafael cafe · san francisco, usa

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is kenya coffee peaberry, a natural kenya from weaver's coffee & tea - san rafael cafe.

lemongrapefruitcitrus zestbrown sugarcocoa
$36.95buy from weaver's coffee & tea - san rafael cafe

the bean

origin
kenya
process
natural
roast
medium-dark
status
in stock
this is a peaberry from kenya, roasted to a medium-dark level by weaver's coffee & tea in san rafael. peaberries are single, rounded seeds that develop alone inside the coffee cherry rather than as a pair, often producing a more concentrated flavor. processed naturally, meaning the fruit dried around the seed before milling, which adds body and sweetness to the cup. expect bright citrus, lemon and grapefruit, with cocoa and brown sugar rounding out the finish. the medium-dark roast suits immersion and filter methods well, so french press or a standard drip setup will draw out both the citrus sharpness and the chocolatey base without over-extracting.

common questions

What does Kenya Coffee Peaberry taste like?

it has bright, sharp citrus character, lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest, balanced by brown sugar sweetness and a cocoa finish. the natural process adds body and a slight fruited richness to those flavors.

How is Kenya Coffee Peaberry grown and processed?

this coffee comes from kenya and is processed using the natural method, where the whole cherry dries around the bean before milling. it is a peaberry selection, meaning each cherry produced a single round seed rather than the usual two flat-sided seeds.

How should I brew Kenya Coffee Peaberry?

at a medium-dark roast, this coffee works well with french press, drip, or pour-over methods that allow enough contact time to develop its body and cocoa notes. avoid very high brew temperatures, around 93 to 96 celsius, to keep the citrus brightness without turning the roast bitter.

about weaver's coffee & tea - san rafael cafe

you're on louise street in san rafael, where the marin county pace slows just enough to notice things. weaver's coffee & tea sits here like it belongs, and the regulars who file through seem to agree. this isn't about making statements or chasing trends. it's about roasting beans well and serving them without pretense. the kind of place where you can actually taste what they're doing with the coffee, where the morning routine feels less rushed than it should. people come back because the coffee holds up, day after day. no fanfare, just consistency that's harder to find than you'd think. the afternoon light hits differently through these windows, and your cortado arrives exactly as it should.

all coffee from weaver's coffee & tea - san rafael cafe

san francisco, usa

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