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Premium Kenyan Coffee

Export‑grade Kenyan coffee from our soil to your roastery. Explore AA, AB, and Peaberry grades with detailed processing methods.

Kenyan Coffee Grades Explained

AA grade coffee beans
AA

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Our largest beans with bright acidity and complex fruity notes. A favourite among specialty roasters.

Cup Profile:

Bright acidity, berry notes, wine‑like finish

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AB grade coffee beans
AB

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A balanced cup offering excellent body and consistent quality across seasons.

Cup Profile:

Balanced body, citrus notes, clean finish

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PB grade coffee beans
PB

Peaberry

Single, round seeds with concentrated sugars and unique flavor characteristics.

Cup Profile:

Juicy sweetness, heavy body, tropical fruit notes

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Processing Methods

Washed Process

Cherries depulped and fermented before washing. Produces clean, bright cup.

Depulping
Fermentation (12‒36h)
Washing
Drying on raised beds
70% of exports

Natural Process

Cherries dried intact resulting in heavier body and fruity sweetness.

Sorting ripe cherries
Sun drying (2‒4 weeks)
Hulling
Polishing
20% of exports

Honey Process

Partially washed leaving mucilage to impart honeyed sweetness and complexity.

Depulping
Partial washing
Drying with mucilage
Turning and monitoring
10% of exports

Rigorous Quality Control

Professional Cupping

Every lot is cupped by Q‑graders to ensure an 85+ score.

Moisture & Density

We measure moisture content (10‒12%) and bean density to guarantee stability.

Screen Size Analysis

We calibrate screen sizes to ensure uniformity across lots.

Coffee quality control and cupping
85+
Cup Score
SCA Standard

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