KEN25-F Gititu AA
Processing Protocol Gititu adheres to Kenya’s traditional fully washed processing protocol, which is a critical contributor to the cup clarity and flavor complexity of its coffees: 1. Cherry Intake & Sorting: Farmers deliver only ripe, hand-picked cherries to the factory. 2. Pulping: Cherries are mechanically pulped using disc pulpers. 3. Fermentation: Mucilage is broken down through overnight fermentation (12–24 hours depending on ambient temperatures). 4. Washing & Grading: Beans are washed in clean spring water and sorted by density. 5. Drying: Parchment is sun-dried on raised beds for 12–21 days depending on weather. 6. Storage & Milling: Once dried to ~11.5% moisture, parchment is stored in cooperative warehouses before being milled to green bean form for export.
- Available Quantity
- 6 bag60kg
- Minimum Order
- 60 kg
- Price Unit
- KG
- Origin
- 🇰🇪Nyeri, Kenya
- Listed Date
- 8/6/2025
- Last Updated
- 10/3/2025
Learn about the farm and producer behind this coffee
Kenya - Aguthi Farmers’ Co-operative Society
In the central highlands of Kenya's Nyeri County, **Aguthi Farmers’ Cooperative Society** operates as a key producer of high-quality Arabica coffee, drawing on generations of smallholder farming expertise and ideal agroecological conditions. Located ...
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