Typical US$1.65 to $2.64/oz
Broad comparison
Producer
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Producer overview
Othaya Farmers Society is a coffee producer organization based in the Nyeri region of Kenya, cultivating coffees at high altitudes ranging from 1850 to 1863 meters. This geographic context supports the development of the traditional Kenyan cultivars grown in the area. The varietal landscape represented in the catalog includes SL28, SL34, Ruiru 11, and Batian. These four varieties appear consistently across the recorded lots associated with the producer. The process portfolio recorded for Othaya Farmers Society features both washed and natural preparations. The washed method is represented by multiple entries, alongside a natural process lot. The catalog footprint for Othaya Farmers Society includes three total coffees in the index, with one currently in stock. These lots are carried by a single roaster, Solberg and Hansen, yielding an average Cherrybook Index of 51.9 across their offerings. Recent catalog examples include the Kenya - Gatugi and Fruity Summer Coffee - Gatugi, both prepared as washed coffees using SL28, SL34, Ruiru 11, and Batian varieties and roasted by Solberg and Hansen. Another recent listing is the Summer Espresso - Gatugi Natural, which utilizes the natural process with the same varietal blend. The work of Othaya Farmers Society in the catalog is characterized by its focus on traditional Kenyan cultivars processed through both washed and natural methods within the Nyeri growing region.
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Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1850–1863m
Typical US$1.65 to $2.64/oz
Broad comparison
Washed lot with Blackcurrant, Caramel, and Sweet Spices in the cup.
Nyeri, KE · Washed
Dried Fruit and Wild Strawberries on a natural lot.
Nyeri, KE · Natural
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