1st December 2025
Kenya Kiambu Mchana Natural
Flavor Profile



Origin
Kenya Mchana comes from the Kiambu region north of Nairobi, one of the country’s most renowned and historically important coffee-growing areas. This region is known for its volcanic soils, high altitude, and stable climate with two main rainy seasons (March–May and October–December), creating ideal conditions for slow-ripening coffee. The processing emphasizes efficient water management, with water being recirculated throughout the process. The coffee is dried primarily on raised African beds under the sun, or, when weather conditions do not allow, in mechanical dryers. Mchana Estate is managed by an experienced team that oversees all activities—from harvesting and sorting to logistics and coffee movement. Overall, it is a farm that combines large-scale production with very high agricultural and labor standards, making Kenya Mchana one of the most notable coffees from this region.
About the Coffee
| Roastery | The Roses |
| Country of Origin | Kenya |
| Farm | Mchana |
| Processing Method | Natural |
| Variety | SL28, SL34, Ruiru 11, Batian |
| Altitude | 1,800 – 2,550 masl |
| Roast Profile | Filter |
Recipe
Brewing Method: Flat bottom dripper – Simplify the Brewer, Kalita, Orea, or V60
Grind: 25 clicks on Comandante
Water Temperature: 92 °C
Coffee Dose: 20 g
Water: 330 g
Brew Time: 2:45
Pouring Schedule
0:00 – 60 g
0:30 – up to 150 g
1:00 – up to 240 g
1:30 – up to 330 g
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