Rare Coffees - Limited Edition

Rare Coffees - Limited Edition

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€ 115,00 /kg
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Coffee Annan

Curated by Cup-of-Excellence Head Judge Stephen Vick

Coffee Annan

Limited Edition: Only 250 bags of 200g are produced in total.

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Hard-to-find coffees

Receive 6 rare coffees of excellent quality.

Limited Edition ☕☕ ☕ 6 rare coffees

The journey begins on the 18th of December when we ship the very first coffee, a Kenyan natural produced by Kibet Langat and his wife Maurin. They only sold 25 bags of this exclusive coffee. We were lucky to secure three of them. The rare coffee pack is limited to 250 pieces. We take orders until the 16th of December. First come first serve.

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#1 Kenya Natural farmer story

Kibet Langat runs a farm together with his wife Maurin in Kericho in western Kenya whom we met during a trip in 2020. Kibet has organic farming and knows how to grow to get a good harvest with high quality and with the help of the nature in which he lives. In 2016, Kibet received 130 coffee trees from his parents, and now he has planted more so he has 4,500 trees. They grow at an altitude of 1900-1950 meters and are a mixture of Batian, Ruiru and SL28. This is a berry dried coffee, something new from Kenya, but which we think we will see more of in the future. It is the third year that Kibet makes a coffee on his farm, and the second year that it is exported, and we are proud to be part of the start of his journey.

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Kibet Langat

Coffee Farmer

Kenya

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Shortly after we opened there was a bit of press about us and we were on a few local news channels.  After seeing one of the stories, a young farmer called KibetLangat, from Kericho County, reached out to me via email about his cooperative, Kichawir, and his neighbor cooperative, Kamachungwa, and how they have great coffee and would love to work with us. Needless to say, I got a lot of calls and emails like this in the months after we opened and honestly didn't have time to respond to everyone, especially if there wasn't a sample. All I knew about Kericho is that tea grows there because the largest tea brand in Kenya is called Kericho Gold and I knew that Lipton and other large tea brands have massive farms in that area. Kibet was RELENTLESS ... I'm pretty sure he set an reminder on his phone to go off monthly because he would not leave me alone until I finally agreed to meet with the two coops about a year later. When they came to our office, I was refreshed at how willing these guys were to do things differently and not fall into the typical Kenyan coffee farmer rut that I find a lot of farmers in Central have been stuck in. Further, I learned that most of the farmers in this area have only planted coffee within the past 10 years, so the soil is quite fertile and since most of the land had been used as grazing land by settlers, much of is has remained uncultivated since independence. There is huge support from the county government for young people to plant coffee and farm organically and Susan Kikwai, the deputy governor, is also coffee farmer. After my first visit, I fell in love, and was told I was the first muzungu to go there for coffee. I don't know if that is true, but it sure feels like a totally different country then visiting cooperatives in Central. So far, the highest farm I have been on was at 2170 meters above sea level! The Coffee Board of Kenya still claims that no coffee farm in Kenya is above 2000 masl. The Kichawir factory (washing station) is at 0°13'45.1"S 35°24'57.4"E, about a 5-6 hour drive from Nairobi. Most of the farmers here are Kalenjin, who are culturally very different than many coffee farmers in Central who tend to be Kikuyu.

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FAQ

Will I receive the first coffee before Christmas?

Yes!

When do I receive the first coffee?

The coffee will be in your mailbox by the 18th of December.

What do I receive with my subscription?

You’ll receive six 200g bags of carefully curated coffee from six unique origins. Depending on the package you chose, we will send you a filter or omni roasts. Each coffee is selected for its rarity, quality, and story, giving you an exclusive taste experience.

We also offer a bundle of both filter and omni roast at a discounted price. In this case you will receive 2x 200g coffee (12x 200g coffee in total)

Is this a recurring subscription?

No, this is a one-time purchase of a limited edition subscription. You will not be charged again after this purchase.

What makes these coffees rare?

Each coffee is sourced from small farms, highlighting unique processing methods and rare flavor profiles. These are coffees that are hard to find and selected for their exceptional quality, scoring above 86 points.

Why are there six origins?

We’ve chosen six distinct origins to give you a diverse coffee experience. Each origin will be revealed every two months, allowing you to enjoy a unique coffee journey across different regions.

Is the coffee fresh?

Absolutely! Even better, the coffee comes fresh from the farm and is roasted directly. You'll be among the first who discovers the latest crops.

What’s the difference between filter and omni roast?

The filter roast is a lighter roast, crafted for clarity. It's ideal for filter coffee lovers who seek complexity and vibrant acidity in a cup. The omni roast is versatile, designed to perform well in both filter and espresso brewing. These roasts are a bit more developed, and typically show more body compared to the lighter filter roasts.

Why is the coffee roasted in Kenya?

Roasting in coffee countries is the reason why we exist. We want to leave as much value creation as possible in the countries of origin.

Is the coffee fresh?

Absolutely! Even better, the coffee comes fresh from the farm and is roasted directly. You'll be among the first who discovers the latest crops.

Is the packaging sustainable?

Yes, we are using recyclable materials.

How should I store my coffee?

Keep your coffee in a cool, dark place in an airtight container to maintain its freshness. No container? Check out Fellow Atmos in our store.

How can I access the brewing guide?

Inside the box, you’ll find a QR code that links to a comprehensive brewing guide, helping you get the best experience from each roast.

Is shipping included in the price?

Yes, the price of €120 includes shipping, so there are no additional costs.

When will I receive my coffee?

Orders placed during the pre-sale will be shipped in early December, ensuring they arrive in time for the holidays. The other five orders are sent in: February, April, June, August, and October.

How does this subscription support coffee-growing communities?

By roasting the coffee in Kenya, we create more value within the origin country, supporting local jobs and empowering farmers. We work directly with small farms to ensure fair compensation and a sustainable supply chain. All chosen coffees in this subscription are rare and of exclusive quality. That's why we are paying premiums far above the fair trade price. Every coffee comes with a farmer story, where we disclose the price for every coffee.

What environmental steps does Coffee Annan take in sourcing this coffee?

We prioritize coffees grown in agroforestry systems that promote biodiversity and reduce CO2 emissions.

Why is roasting at origin important?

Roasting at origin preserves the coffee's unique flavors and allows us to showcase the quality and craft of local roasting. It also reduces the environmental impact associated with transporting raw beans over long distances and supports local economic development.

Are the coffee farms certified or following sustainable practices?

We select farms with strong commitments to sustainable practices, whether certified or following high environmental standards. We work closely with our farmers to ensure responsible practices that protect the environment and contribute to long-term soil health.

Will I receive the first coffee before Christmas?

Yes!

When do I receive the first coffee?

The coffee will be in your mailbox by the 18th of December.

What do I receive with my subscription?

You’ll receive six 200g bags of carefully curated coffee from six unique origins. Depending on the package you chose, we will send you a filter or omni roasts. Each coffee is selected for its rarity, quality, and story, giving you an exclusive taste experience.

We also offer a bundle of both filter and omni roast at a discounted price. In this case you will receive 2x 200g coffee (12x 200g coffee in total)

Is this a recurring subscription?

No, this is a one-time purchase of a limited edition subscription. You will not be charged again after this purchase.

What makes these coffees rare?

Each coffee is sourced from small farms, highlighting unique processing methods and rare flavor profiles. These are coffees that are hard to find and selected for their exceptional quality, scoring above 86 points.

Why are there six origins?

We’ve chosen six distinct origins to give you a diverse coffee experience. Each origin will be revealed every two months, allowing you to enjoy a unique coffee journey across different regions.

Is the coffee fresh?

Absolutely! Even better, the coffee comes fresh from the farm and is roasted directly. You'll be among the first who discovers the latest crops.

What’s the difference between filter and omni roast?

The filter roast is a lighter roast, crafted for clarity. It's ideal for filter coffee lovers who seek complexity and vibrant acidity in a cup. The omni roast is versatile, designed to perform well in both filter and espresso brewing. These roasts are a bit more developed, and typically show more body compared to the lighter filter roasts.

Why is the coffee roasted in Kenya?

Roasting in coffee countries is the reason why we exist. We want to leave as much value creation as possible in the countries of origin.

Is the coffee fresh?

Absolutely! Even better, the coffee comes fresh from the farm and is roasted directly. You'll be among the first who discovers the latest crops.

Is the packaging sustainable?

Yes, we are using recyclable materials.

How should I store my coffee?

Keep your coffee in a cool, dark place in an airtight container to maintain its freshness. No container? Check out Fellow Atmos in our store.

How can I access the brewing guide?

Inside the box, you’ll find a QR code that links to a comprehensive brewing guide, helping you get the best experience from each roast.

Is shipping included in the price?

Yes, the price of €120 includes shipping, so there are no additional costs.

When will I receive my coffee?

Orders placed during the pre-sale will be shipped in early December, ensuring they arrive in time for the holidays. The other five orders are sent in: February, April, June, August, and October.

How does this subscription support coffee-growing communities?

By roasting the coffee in Kenya, we create more value within the origin country, supporting local jobs and empowering farmers. We work directly with small farms to ensure fair compensation and a sustainable supply chain. All chosen coffees in this subscription are rare and of exclusive quality. That's why we are paying premiums far above the fair trade price. Every coffee comes with a farmer story, where we disclose the price for every coffee.

What environmental steps does Coffee Annan take in sourcing this coffee?

We prioritize coffees grown in agroforestry systems that promote biodiversity and reduce CO2 emissions.

Why is roasting at origin important?

Roasting at origin preserves the coffee's unique flavors and allows us to showcase the quality and craft of local roasting. It also reduces the environmental impact associated with transporting raw beans over long distances and supports local economic development.

Are the coffee farms certified or following sustainable practices?

We select farms with strong commitments to sustainable practices, whether certified or following high environmental standards. We work closely with our farmers to ensure responsible practices that protect the environment and contribute to long-term soil health.