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ケニア サゲイニ cmウォッシュド, kenya coffee from woodberry coffee 代官山店

kenya coffee

ケニア サゲイニ CMウォッシュド

by woodberry coffee 代官山店 · tokyo, japan

this is ケニア サゲイニ cmウォッシュド, an anaerobic kenya from woodberry coffee 代官山店.

¥2160buy from woodberry coffee 代官山店

the bean

origin
kenya
region
nyeri
process
anaerobic
roast
light
status
in stock
this is a light-roast kenyan coffee from nyeri, sourced by woodberry coffee roasters at their daikanyama location. nyeri is one of kenya's most recognized growing regions, sitting near mount kenya, and sageyini is a well-regarded washing station in that area. the coffee undergoes an anaerobic process, meaning the cherries ferment in a sealed, oxygen-deprived environment before washing, which tends to amplify fruit intensity and complexity beyond a standard washed profile. light roasting preserves that origin character. brewing with a pour-over or other filter method will give you the clarity to appreciate what the anaerobic fermentation has contributed to the cup.

common questions

What does ケニア サゲイニ CMウォッシュド taste like?

as an anaerobically processed kenyan coffee, expect pronounced fruit-forward qualities with the clean structure typical of nyeri beans. the light roast keeps acidity lively and origin character intact.

How is ケニア サゲイニ CMウォッシュド grown and processed?

the coffee is grown in nyeri, kenya, a high-altitude region known for quality arabica production. after harvest, it goes through an anaerobic process, fermenting in sealed tanks before being washed and dried.

How should I brew ケニア サゲイニ CMウォッシュド?

a filter method such as pour-over suits this coffee well, as the light roast and anaerobic processing reward brewing approaches that highlight clarity and nuance. keep water temperature on the higher end, around 92 to 96 degrees celsius, to extract fully without muddying the cup.

about woodberry coffee 代官山店

you're looking at one of tokyo's more quietly serious roasting operations. woodberry coffee roasters runs multiple locations across the city, including the daikanyama spot near the station, and they roast their own beans in-house, which puts them firmly in specialty territory. the vibe is relaxed rather than precious, the kind of place where you go for an honest espresso and maybe end up staying longer than planned. sustainable sourcing is central to how they buy coffee, not just a footnote on the menu.

all coffee from woodberry coffee 代官山店

tokyo, japan

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