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Kenya Decaf (Kericho County) Sugar Cane Process

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Kenya Decaf (Kericho County) Sugar Cane Process

Kericho County, Rift Valley, Kenya

  • Roast Level: Light
  • Washed
  • Single Origin
  • Decaffeinated Coffee

Kenya Decaf (Kericho County) Sugar Cane Process is a coffee from Kenya, sold by Salford Roasters (United Kingdom). Region: Kericho County, Rift Valley. Process: washed. Roast: light. The roaster’s tasting notes: apricot, maple syrup. Price: £13.75 to £41.00, depending on the size. That is from £41.00 per kilo.

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from£13.75

≈ £41.00 / kg

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Taste profile

From the details listed by the roaster’s shop.

Tasting notes

  • Apricot
  • Maple Syrup
Roast LevelLight
LightDark

Sizes and prices

GrindCoffee SizePer kgPrice
Whole Beans240g£57.29£13.75 ↗
Ground-Espresso240g£57.29£13.75 ↗
Ground (Moka)240g£57.29£13.75 ↗
Ground (AeroPress)240g£57.29£13.75 ↗
Ground (French Press)240g£57.29£13.75 ↗
Pour Over240g£57.29£13.75 ↗
Filter240g£57.29£13.75 ↗
Whole Beans500g£54.00£27.00 ↗
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GrindCoffee SizePer kgPrice
Ground-Espresso500g£54.00£27.00 ↗
Ground (Moka)500g£54.00£27.00 ↗
Ground (AeroPress)500g£54.00£27.00 ↗
Ground (French Press)500g£54.00£27.00 ↗
Pour Over500g£54.00£27.00 ↗
Filter500g£54.00£27.00 ↗
Whole Beans1kg£41.00£41.00 ↗
Ground-Espresso1kg£41.00£41.00 ↗
Ground (Moka)1kg£41.00£41.00 ↗
Ground (AeroPress)1kg£41.00£41.00 ↗
Ground (French Press)1kg£41.00£41.00 ↗
Pour Over1kg£41.00£41.00 ↗
Filter1kg£41.00£41.00 ↗

Description

This fully washed AA decaf coffee grown in Kericho County, Rift Valley in Kenya is bold, velvety and has a super acidity. It was processed by Samuel Koskey at a Lot 20 satellite processing facility in Kunyak, located at the border of Kericho and Kisumu counties. Samuel manages this small facility on his farm, where Lot 20 has invested in 10 drying beds and piping from a natural spring. This enables them to produce a classic washed speciality coffee (cupped at 87!) from one of Kenya’s most historic and significant coffee-growing regions.

If you're off the caffeine for a while, or just love your decaf, this stunning Ethyl Acetate Method Decaf (a natural 'Sugar Cane' method using a compound found in fruits and fermented sugar) genuinely isn't to be missed - and is from the brilliant Omwani who have now ventured into Decaf options – they also source our Burundi, some Ethiopian lots and the fabulous Bukonzo from Uganda. Direct from farm, this is a lovely clean coffee with tonnes of citrus and with floral undertones and a malt body, it is perfect for that v60 or espresso.  

Importer: Omwani Coffee

Region: Kericho County, Rift Valley

Farm: Samuel Koskey at Lot 20 

Altitude: 1500 – 1700 masl

Tasting notes: Apricot, Maple Syrup & Bergamot - An Orangey fruit forward decaf with pleasant acidity and a malty mouth feel

Process: Fully Washed AA ( Batian, Ruiru 11, SL28, SL34)

*Ethyl Acetate Method also known as Sugar Cane*

Roast profile: Medium-light

Ideal for: Espresso, Pour Over, Cafetiere 

SCA: 87

Questions about Kenya Decaf (Kericho County) Sugar Cane Process

What does Kenya Decaf (Kericho County) Sugar Cane Process taste like?

The roaster’s tasting notes: apricot, maple syrup. Flavour groups: fruity and caramel & sweet.

Where does Kenya Decaf (Kericho County) Sugar Cane Process come from?

It comes from Kenya. Region: Kericho County, Rift Valley. Producer: Samuel Koskey at Lot 20. Altitude: 1,500–1,700 m.

How is Kenya Decaf (Kericho County) Sugar Cane Process processed?

Processing method: washed.

What roast level is Kenya Decaf (Kericho County) Sugar Cane Process?

Roast level: light.

How much does Kenya Decaf (Kericho County) Sugar Cane Process cost?

Price: £13.75 to £41.00, depending on the size. That is from £41.00 per kilo. Prices come from the shop and can change; the shop has the current ones.

Where can I buy Kenya Decaf (Kericho County) Sugar Cane Process?

In the online shop of Salford Roasters: the prices on this page link to it. Cafendo does not sell coffee itself.

Answers built from the shop’s own data and the Cafendo catalog.

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