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Origin
The farm, the farmers and the growing conditions set what a coffee can taste like.

Kenyan coffee, roasted in Nairobi
Kenyan coffee from five growing regions, roasted by us.
Specialty, made simple
Specialty coffee is graded for quality and handled carefully at every step from farm to cup. Our job is to keep what makes each coffee different and make sure it tastes good when you drink it.
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The farm, the farmers and the growing conditions set what a coffee can taste like.
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We buy coffee that tastes clean and distinct, and that we want to drink every day.
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Small batches, adjusted for each coffee, so the roast supports the flavour instead of hiding it.
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Good coffee can still be ruined in the cup. We care about how it is made at the bar and at home.

Coffee from Kenya
Altitude, variety, soil, rainfall and processing all show up in the cup. Kenyan coffee is known for bright acidity, sweetness and fruit, and the differences between counties are worth tasting side by side.
Our current bags come from five growing areas.
Same cherry. Different results.
What happens to the coffee cherry after picking affects sweetness, body and aroma. Here is the short version.
The fruit is removed before the beans dry. This usually gives a clean, bright cup, and it is how most Kenyan coffee is processed.
The beans dry inside the whole cherry. Expect more sweetness, heavier body and obvious fruit flavours.
Some of the sticky fruit stays on while the beans dry. The result sits between washed and natural.
Producers play with fermentation times and conditions. Results vary a lot, so we taste each one before we buy.

Every coffee behaves a little differently in the roaster. We adjust each batch by taste, so a Nyeri and a Bungoma taste like themselves even at the same roast level.
Find your cup
You don’t need a tasting vocabulary to know what you like. Pick the one that sounds good and ask us for a coffee to match.
Citrus · Berries · Floral
Honey · Caramel · Stone fruit
Chocolate · Nuts · Cocoa
Currently roasting
What is in the shop right now. Each bag is roasted in small batches and can be ground for your brewer.

Brewing
We brew all four by hand at the bar. Order one, watch how it’s made and ask the barista for the grind and ratio. Then try it with a bag at home.

Coffee at the café
Not sure which bag to buy? Ask the barista what is on espresso and filter today and try a cup first.
Go deeper
We are planning cuppings, roastery visits and workshops where you can taste, compare and ask all the questions you like.
