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Nyeri Ndiaini Natural
- harvestThe current roaster page does not publish a harvest date or crop year.
- fermentation detailThe roaster gives a 24–72 hour window but does not publish fermentation temperature or other environmental controls.
FROM THE BAG
BACK TO THE LAND.
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- 01The name on the bagNyeri Ndiaini Natural
- 02The brandNot disclosed
- 03The roaster
- 04The variety
- 05The farm
- 07The region
- 08The country
The coffee is sourced from the Ndiaini Factory, which is located in the Nyeri region of Kenya.
This naturally processed coffee comes from Ndiaini Factory in Nyeri County, one of Kenya's most celebrated high elevation growing regions. Ripe cherries from 315 smallholder producers were sealed in food grade bags for 24 to 72 hours before being slowly dried on raised beds for approximately one month.
A natural-processed Kenya from Nyeri County is still a statement. Cherries from 315 smallholders delivering to the Ndiaini Factory were sealed in food-grade bags for up to 72 hours before a month on raised beds - a controlled fermentation 49th Parallel says enhances sweetness and fruit character. Nyeri's classic blackcurrant backbone, taken in a different direction.
WHAT DID THEY ACTUALLY
DO TO THIS COFFEE?
Ndiaini Factory received ripe cherry from 315 smallholder producers in the Rumukia Farmers’ Cooperative Society.
Whole cherries were sealed in food-grade bags for 24–72 hours.
The cherries were dried slowly on raised beds for approximately one month.
Nothing added is documented.
The roaster does not report added fruit, spices, flavorings, or inoculated cultures.
The controlled natural process is intended to build sweetness and fruit intensity while retaining Nyeri’s lively acidity and clarity.
Strawberry, apricot, orange, milk chocolate, baking spice, and a juicy, rounded sweetness are tasting descriptors, not ingredients.
- · https://49thcoffee.com/products/kenya-nyeri-ndiaini-filter-roast-coffee
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