Kenya AB Barichu Gatomboya

Great intensity. Beautiful sweetness and acidity combined, bringing balance. Notes of wild blueberry, plum, grape skin, blackcurrant jam. Lots of character and layers.

The name "Gatomboya," a Kikuyu word meaning "swamp," refers to the area's swampy terrain, ideal for cultivating arrowroots. Farmers primarily grow SL 28 and SL 34 coffee varieties on rich volcanic soils, alongside other crops like tea, maize, and bananas. Shade trees such as Gravellea, Macadamia, and Eucalyptus are also planted.