Kenyan greens 2014 - Page 2

Discuss roast levels and profiles for espresso, equipment for roasting coffee.
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yakster
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#11: Post by yakster »

Yes, I hope that some of the local government decisions in Kenya such as the Nyeri milling and marketing changes implemented in 2013 turn out better in 2014. Marketing gaffe costs Nyeri farmers Sh1 billion via Gabriela Cordón ‏(@GabrielaCordon)
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#12: Post by rama »

Now that June/July are over, hopefully we'll start seeing more Kenya's hitting the market:
http://www.sweetmarias.com/coffee.prod.timetable.php

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#13: Post by rama replying to rama »

Boom- called it!

"Thank you Marcel S Garrigues for dropping off these amazing Oakland arrivals from our container of Kenya Nyeri coffees. Some mindblowing coffees here from stations like Tambaya, Gatomboya, Karagoto, Tegu and more. And best yet, we will be drinking these on our road trip to the Roasters Guild Retreat in Washington. We will get some lots online early next week."


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#14: Post by the_trystero »

Man, the Kenya Nyeri Giakanja AA at CS is incredible, juicy, ripe berries with some lemon zest mixed in, so damned nice.
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#15: Post by rickylc »

I've got a 50# of the Giakanja coming on Monday, can't wait to get it in the roaster!

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#16: Post by rickylc »

trystero, how far were you taking the Giankanja?

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