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getuya AA

getuya AA

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$152.00 USD per kilogram, $68.95 USD per pound
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Ships directly from delicate coffee roasters, fulfilled within 2 weeks and then shipped USPS Ground. US delivery is typically 2–6 business days. Orders with coffees from more than one roaster arrive as separate boxes. Shipping & freshness →

Tasting Notes
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Blood Orange, Champagne Mango, Cranberry
Roast Level
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Specialty Light/Ultralight
Flavor Profile
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Fruity
Origin Type
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Single Origin
Flavor Notes
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Citrus, Tropical, Berry
Caffeine
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Caffeinated
Country of Origin
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Kenya
Process Type
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Washed

From: Muranga, Kenya

Varietal: SL28, SL34, Ruiru 11, Batian 

Process: Washed

Notes: Blood Orange, Champagne Mango, Cranberry

125g whole coffee beans 

 

Processing

Cherries are picked and depulped the same day. Fermented in open-air concrete tanks for 24-48 hours. Washed again and soaked underwater for another 12-72 hours. Finally coffees are dried on raised beds. 


Taste

I have a strong love for washed Kenyan coffees so we must continue on with more juicy  + punchy coffees. This is another bright Kenyan with a citric forward profile containing lots of red and orange fruits. This coffee has plenty of sweetness in the finish as well to round out its punchy top notes. Over days of tasting we experienced notes of blood orange, champagne mango, cranberry, and sweet strawberries. 


Region

This Getuya AA separation brings us to another region of Kenya we haven’t entered yet, Muranga. Muranga county sits on the western slope of the Aberdare Mountains around 1850 MASL. The soil is rich and red with a climate that is cooler than most of Kenya. There are many valleys and streams throughout the area, where 80% of the population is reliant on agriculture.


Washing Station 

The Getuya Factory is operated by the New Murarandia Farmers Cooperative Society (FCS). The FCS has a total of 3,500 smallholder producer members. Each farmer owns anywhere from ⅕-⅓ of a a hectare of land and delivers cherry to the factory. 

 

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