2026 New Crop Kenya Kamavindi coffee lab SL28&SL34 AA Fully Washed

Name: 2026 New Crop Kenya Kamavindi coffee lab SL28&SL34 AA Fully Washed
Brand: GOÛT & CO
Price: 22.00 HKD
Availability: InStock

2026 New Crop Kenya Kamavindi coffee lab SL28&SL34 AA Fully Washed is a Ethiopia, Fully Washed, SL28 & SL34 AA coffee from GOÛT & CO.

In stock since: Jun 15, 4:05 AM

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Details

Origin: Ethiopia
Process: Fully Washed
Variety: SL28 & SL34 AA
Producer: Kamavindi Coffee Lab

Available Sizes▾

100g — $2.81 ($2.81/100g)
250g — $5.62 ($2.25/100g)

2026 New Crop Kenya Kamavindi coffee lab SL28&SL34 AA Fully Washed

2026 New Crop Kenya Kamavindi coffee lab SL28&SL34 AA Fully Washed is a Ethiopia, Fully Washed, SL28 & SL34 AA coffee from GOÛT & CO.

$2.81100g$2.81/100gIn Stock

In stock since: Jun 15, 4:05 AM

Buy from GOÛT & CO

Details

Origin: Ethiopia
Process: Fully Washed
Variety: SL28 & SL34 AA
Producer: Kamavindi Coffee Lab

Available Sizes

100g — $2.81 ($2.81/100g)
250g — $5.62 ($2.25/100g)

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Description

Origin: Ethiopia Region: Embu Farm: Kamavindi Coffee Lab Altitude: 1650-1750 masl Variety: SL28 & SL34 AA Crop: Picked in Nov. 2025 / Arrived in Mar. 2026 Process: Fully Washed About farm: Kamavindi Coffee Lab is one of the most iconic family-run coffee estates in the region, founded in 1958 by the grandparents of the current owner, Peter. The estate takes its name from the stream running through the property: the prefix "Ka" in "Kamavindi" means "place," while "mavindi" refers to the inedible part of the yam. Before British colonization, yams were a key cash crop in Embu. Villagers washed yams in streams, leaving the root cuttings intended for replanting to take root and grow. Thus, the estate's name carries a beautiful meaning of abundant land and enduring family legacy.