Market Lane Coffee

Mutura

Peach, Pomegranate, Jasmine

$28.00 AUD

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Size 250g 1kg

Available to ship by Wednesday (29 Jul)

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Jane Njeri Njiru greets visitors to her small coffee estate Mutura, located in Kenya’s beautiful Embu County, with a warmth and enthusiasm that epitomises her joyful nature. Now in her 70s, Jane has over three decades of farming coffee behind her and still approaches the task with unmatched passion. With the help of her farm manager, Ernest Mathugu, Jane keeps some 6000 coffee trees healthy and productive, growing alongside a beautiful garden of native fruits and flowers.

Despite its small scale, Jane chooses to process Mutura’s coffee independently, rather than selling cherry to a local cooperative-run washing station. She has invested in a small wet mill onsite, allowing her and Ernest control over every stage of the coffee’s production and ensuring the full potential of their crop is realised.

Region: Embu
Country: Kenya
Variety: SL28, SL34, Ruiru 11
Processing: Washed

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Coffee Profile

Roast Type

Filter

Roast Level

Light

Features

Single Origin

Best served Black
Brewing Guide

Brewing Methods

Brewing Recipe

For brewing Pour over

1 : 16

brew ratio

30g

ground coffee

500g

brewed coffee

180s

brewing time

100°C

brewing temperature

Source: Market Lane Coffee
Tasting Guide

Taste Profile

Bright & Fruity

Tasting Notes

Peach, Pomegranate, Jasmine

Roaster

Market Lane Coffee

Market Lane Coffee is a specialty coffee roaster founded in 2009 with a focus on sourcing, roasting and making beautiful coffee, and committed to doing so in a responsible, sustainable and respectful way.

From the beginning, Market Lane have been committed to quality, transparency, sustainability and using business for good. These principles have a real impact on the way they buy coffee, the people they work with, and how they run their business.

Market Lane Coffee