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Kirinyaga County

Kirinyaga offers a quintessential example of Kenyan highland coffee: lively acidity, clean cup, intense fruit-forward notes, and floral undertones, all reflecting the unique terroir of Mount Kenya’s s

Nyeri country

A combination of traditional farming methods and modern scientific practices allows Nyeri to maintain its position as a global leader in specialty coffee.

Embu & Meru Counties

The eastern slopes of Mount Kenya, shared by Embu and Meru Counties, represent one of the most dynamic and high-potential coffee-producing corridors in Kenya.

Uganda

Uganda is one of Africa’s most significant coffee-producing nations, distinguished by its unique heritage as the birthplace of Coffea canephora—commonly known as Robusta.

RWANDA

Rwanda, often called the “Land of a Thousand Hills,” produces around 76,000 tons of coffee annually, renowned globally for its specialty Arabica, particularly the Bourbon variety. Grown at 1,

TANZANIA

Tanzania’s coffee thrives under the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro, where high-altitude Arabica beans are cultivated alongside Robusta in the Lake Victoria basin. The country produces between 48,000 and

Brunca

Today costa rico coffee regions Costa Rica’s coffee is grown in eight distinct regions, each offering unique flavor profiles shaped by altitude, soil, and climate. The most famous include Tarrazú, Cen