August 63 Kiriga Filter

This is what August 63 says about the producers and the cultivation of the Kiriga filter:

The Kiriga Estate, where this filter coffee comes from, is located in the Murang'a district in central Kenya. The farm is family owned and operated by farmer Brian Gakunga. The coffee plants, mostly SL varieties, are between 50 and 70 years old. The coffee was sourced directly from value-added coffee in Hückeswagen - it was imported directly and without intermediaries. In this way, coffee farmers receive a significantly higher amount for their coffee and the economy and living conditions in the region are sustainably improved. By purchasing this coffee you are actively supporting the NGO Crossroads Kenya. Crossroads Kenya is a voluntary organization that aims to reintegrate ex-offenders into society and give them a second chance.

This is what August 63 says about the preparation and taste of the Kiriga filter:

Kiriga filter coffee is best prepared as a hand filter or in a filter coffee machine. These methods result in a clear, tangy sweetness that is very reminiscent of juicy currants. A really nice Kenyan coffee that is atypical for Kenya as you can also taste light black tea and hibiscus notes. The perfect coffee for every morning!

August 63 has had the Kiriga in its range for two harvests and it feels like it is getting better every year. You can see how much infrastructure and manufacturing processes have improved in Kenya in recent years - and Kiriga is the best example of this.