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Lot HR-26-009, light roast

Kenya Nyeri

Nyeri county, Kenya. Washed, 1,700 to 1,850 m.

Blackcurrant, pink grapefruit, cane sugar

Weight 250 g

Grind Whole bean

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Roasted on the next roast day, Tuesday or Friday, and posted the same afternoon.

Roast
Light, drop 10:00 at 206.7°C
Best for
Filter
Rest before brewing
5 to 7 days after the roast date
01 Flavour profileThis coffee Average of our coffees
Acidity 9Sweetness 7Body 5.5Fruit 9Floral 6Roast 2

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Scored out of 10 by our team at the cupping the morning after each roast.

02 Roast profileLot HR-26-009
0:002:004:006:008:0010:0012:00100150200250Turning point 1:20First crack 8:43Drop 10:00, 206.7°C
Coffee beans coloured to show this roastBean colour at the drop, #754829, Agtron 69
Charge
200°C
Turning point
1:20 at 94°C
First crack
8:43 at 196°C
Drop
10:00 at 206.7°C
Development
12.8%
Colour
Agtron 69
03 Origin

Where it comes from

Country
Kenya
Region
Nyeri county
Producer
Gathanji factory, shared by about 900 members of the Karima farmers cooperative
Altitude
1,700 to 1,850 m
Variety
SL28, SL34 and Ruiru 11
Process
Washed
Harvest
October to December 2025
Arrived
March 2026, 33 days at sea from Mombasa
Lot
HR-26-009
04 The label on your bagPrinted on the roast day
Lot HR-26-009

Kenya Nyeri

Nyeri county. Washed. 1,700 to 1,850 m

Roasted
On the next roast day
Drop
10:00 at 206.7°C
Net weight
250 g, 500 g or 1 kg
Best from
7 days after roasting

Blackcurrant, pink grapefruit, cane sugar

05 How we brew it

Pour over

Coffee
15 g, medium fine
Water
250 g at 94°C
Bloom
40 g, wait 0:40
Total time
2:45 to 3:15

Plunger

Coffee
30 g, coarse
Water
500 g at 95°C
Steep
4:00, then break the crust
Press
Slowly, pour straight away
06 About this coffee

Kenya Nyeri, light roast

From a washing station on the slopes of Mount Kenya. The SL28 and SL34 trees give the bright, juicy acidity Kenyan coffee is known for.

Roasted light. Good as pour over or in a plunger, and as a short black if you like it sharp.

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