Reuben Hills

Kenya, Gakuyu-Ini AA

Mango, Floral, Hibiscus

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Size 250g 1kg

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Shipped by: Reuben Hills
Location: Surry Hills, NSW

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Items ordered today are expected to ship by Wednesday (08 October)

Gakuyu-ini, Kirinyaga — Kenya at its brightest.

Perched at 1,567 masl in the red soils of Central Kenya, Gakuyu-ini Coffee Factory has been producing standout lots since 1982. Today, over 1,000 smallholder farmers bring their harvests here, growing classic SL28 and SL34 varietals under the Thirikwa Co-operative.

Freshly picked cherries arrive daily, pulped and washed with water from the Kiri River, then carefully graded and dried on raised beds, a meticulous process that locks in the factory’s signature vibrancy.

Expect the best of Kenya in the cup: juicy mango, hibiscus, delicate florals and a citrus lift.

Region: Kianyaga
Country: Kenya
Elevation: 1,567 masl
Variety: Ruiru 11, SL28, SL34, Batian
Process: Washed

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Coffee Profile

Roast Type

Filter

Roast Level

Light

Features

Single Origin
Best served Black
Brewing Guide

Methods recommended

Brewing recipe for Pour over

1 : 17.6

brew ratio

17g

ground coffee

300g

brewed coffee

210s

brewing time

95°C

brewing temperature

Source: Reuben Hills
Tasting Guide

Taste Profile

Balanced & Aromatic

Tasting Notes

Mango, Floral, Hibiscus

Reuben Hills

Reuben Hills was established in 2012 as a boutique micro roastery based in Surry Hills NSW. They travel to coffee producing countries around the world meeting farmers, cupping their coffees and selecting beans to showcase to Australian customers.

As a small business, they pride themselves on supporting coffee producers, ensuring a more sustainable income and lifestyle for their families and communities. They favour price transparency and accountability and believe that in doing so, they are helping ensure the sustainability of the industry as a whole.

Reuben Hills

Kenya, Gakuyu-Ini AA