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This coffee comes from Jokimwa Estate in Kericho County, Kenya, owned by John Kigoi Mwangi and his family. Established in 2020, the estate works together with around 95 smallholder farmers, many of them family members, who process their coffee directly at the estate.
Located between 1700 and 1800 masl, the farm benefits from deep red volcanic soil and a cool climate that supports slow cherry maturation and expressive cup profiles.
Only the ripest cherries are selectively handpicked before processing. After sorting, the coffee is pulped and fermented for 12 to 24 hours, followed by washing and soaking in clean water to enhance clarity and sweetness.
The parchment is then dried slowly on raised beds for approximately 15 to 21 days. During drying, the coffee is turned regularly and protected from strong sun and moisture to ensure stable and even drying.
This lot combines Batian, K7, Ruiru 11, SL28, and SL34, bringing together classic Kenyan cup character with newer disease-resistant varieties.
As a Peaberry lot, the beans develop as a single rounded seed inside the cherry rather than two separate seeds. Peaberries are often prized for their concentrated sweetness, bright acidity, and dense structure.
Expect a bright, juicy, and well-structured cup with crisp berry-forward acidity, sugary sweetness, and a long-lasting herbal finish. The profile is clean and expressive, finishing with elegance and clarity.
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