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Kenya Kaguynu Dry Process

Dry Process

Roasted by Royal Mile Coffee Roasters

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RoasteryRoyal Mile Coffee Roasters· Haddon Township, USA
CountryKenya✓
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ProcessDry ProcessKenya Kaguynu Dry Process✓
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Tasting notesfruit bomb, sour grapefruit, strawberry bombs✓

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Flavor Profile

3NOTES
  • fruit bomb
    Fruity
  • sour grapefruit
    Fruity › Citrus › Grapefruit
  • strawberry bombs
    Fruity › Berry › Strawberry

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  1. Country

    Kenya

  2. Roastery

    Royal Mile Coffee Roasters

  3. Coffee· viewing

    Kenya Kaguynu Dry Process

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ProcessDry Process
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Dose15 gWater250 gRatio1:16.7Temp93°CTime2:45
Grindmedium-fine
  1. 0:00bloom 45 g, 45 s
  2. 0:45pour to 150 g
  3. 1:30pour to 250 g

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