Kiamabara - new Kenyan coffee

Written by James Schutz |  July 27, 2010

From Nyeri Kenya, our newest coffee offers bright citrus acidity balanced by intricate sweetness.

The Kiamabara is grown and processed near Karatina in the Nyeri region of Kenya at about 1,600 meters above sea level. This coffee provides an elaborate array of aromas and flavours including lime and meyer lemon, marmalade, dried apricot, raisin, black currant and even a hint of sweet pipe tobacco. The bright acidity which is typical of great Kenyan coffees is balanced by the multitude of sweet fruit flavours.

Try the Kiamabara in a french press to coax out more earthy tobacco notes, or in a chemex or pour-over to highlight the fruit and citrus acidity.

2 comments

  • By James Schutz  |  Friday, July 30, 2010 09:37 AM

    Hey Jody,
    You're right, we haven't said too much, but we'll post something very soon. Josh and Chuck are both competing. The comp is in just a week. Crazy.


  • By Jody Carlson  |  Friday, July 30, 2010 08:39 AM

    Havn't heard much about the PRBC from you guys this year, did you guys do the designated website again?


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