Sideyard Notes: Kenya Ngungu-ini 🇰🇪 Peaberry
Hello Sideyard Friends,
This week's coffee comes to us from a processing facility at the foothills of Mt Kenya in central Kenya. The facility draws coffee from over 1200 small holder farms and this particular lot was sorted as a peaberry. Check out those teeny beans! The importer's tasting notes list caramel, dried plum, marzipan, and lavender. With a darker-medium roast, as such, the caramel and plum come to the forefront, while the marzipan and lavender peak out at the end of the profile.
We have a couple extras in stock on the site.Â
This week's origin track is These Dishes Ain't Gonna Do Themselves by Kabeaushé.Â
Cheers,
Ryan
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This week's coffee comes to us from a processing facility at the foothills of Mt Kenya in central Kenya. The facility draws coffee from over 1200 small holder farms and this particular lot was sorted as a peaberry. Check out those teeny beans! The importer's tasting notes list caramel, dried plum, marzipan, and lavender. With a darker-medium roast, as such, the caramel and plum come to the forefront, while the marzipan and lavender peak out at the end of the profile.
We have a couple extras in stock on the site.Â
This week's origin track is These Dishes Ain't Gonna Do Themselves by Kabeaushé.Â
Cheers,
Ryan
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