Kianjiru
Roasted by Five Senses Coffee in Rockingham, WA
Tasting notes
Vanilla bean & raspberry sweetness with a crisp lingering finish
In the roaster's own words.
- Origin
- Kenya · Kirinyaga District, Southern slopes of Mt. KenyaKianjiru farmers association
- Roast
- Medium light · Espresso or filter
- Process
- Washed
- Caffeine
- Regular
What Five Senses Coffee say
Vanilla bean & raspberry sweetness with a crisp lingering finish.
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Kianjiru is a farmers association consisting of small holders which produces a high grown top quality coffee grown on the Southern slopes of snow capped Mt. Kenya in the central highlands of Kenya, just south of the Equator. Coffee from this area is known for its distinct high acidity because of the rich volcanic soils. Kianjiru produces about 20 tonnes of coffee a year. Expect vanilla bean and raspberry sweetness with a crisp lingering finish.
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More Infomation
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Kianjiru, a name derived from a clan Unjiru, is a small holder’s farmers association which produces a high grown top quality coffee grown on the Southern slopes of snow capped Mt. Kenya. Located in the central highlands of Kenya, just south of the Equator, the coffee from this area is known for its distinct high acidity because of the rich volcanic soils. Kianjiru produces about 20 tons of coffee a year.
Location
Kianjiru is located in Kirinyaga District, which is about 160 Km from Nairobi at an altitude of 1750 metres above sea level. The region is especially renown for its high quality societies (small holder) produced coffees.
Precipitation & Soil
Due to its strategic location – on the windward of Mt. Kenya, It has a good network of permanent rivers and is wet throughout out the year. The area has two distinct rainfall seasons, long rains (March to May) and short rains (October to November). It has an equatorial type of climate with rich volcanic soils.
Quoted from their product page.





