A bag of Edge Reserve Kenya - Orange CO Ferment coffee stands on a wooden barrel in a warm, rustic setting with a coffee roaster blurred in the background.

A bag of EDGE Reserve Kenya - Orange Co-Ferment coffee stands on a wooden table in a rustic cafe setting, with a brick wall background, a cup of latte, and a potted plant.

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A lady sorts through coffee cherries in Kenya

Kenya Orange Co-ferment | EDGE Reserve 001

Name: Kenya Orange Co-ferment | EDGE Reserve 001
Brand: Edgcumbe Tea & Coffee Co Ltd
SKU: RESERVE_KENYA_WB250
Price: 18.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

Kenya • Single Origin

£18

Orders are roasted every Tuesday and shipped on Wednesday. Please take this into consideration when placing your order.

Roast level

No grinder, no problem! Select your grind below.

An extraordinary co-fermented Kenyan coffee with vibrant citrus character, crafted by the innovative team at Lot 20 and released as the very first EDGE Reserve.

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Region Kericho County
Growing altitude 1800 masl
Varietals Batian, Ruiru 11
Process Co Fermentation/Additive Fermentation
Taste notes Orange, Cola, Umami

Koji, Oranges & Anaerobic Fermentation

After sorting, cherries are added to fermentation barrels alongside Koji culture and pulped oranges. The oranges are grown by the same farmers who bring their coffee cherries to Lot 20, providing them with an additional income stream. Under carefully monitored anaerobic conditions, the cherry, Koji and orange mixture is fermented for 96 hours, with persistent agitation creating the ideal environment for flavour-enhancing microbes to flourish.

Lot 20: Pushing the Boundaries of Processing

The name Lot 20 refers to the producer's original ambition of exporting 20 bags of Kenyan coffee to the UK. Since its founding by Sidney Kibet in 2019, those ambitions have grown considerably. Today, Lot 20 works with a network of farmers across western Kenya and has built a reputation for innovative coffee processing.

By experimenting with different fermentation techniques, including fruit pulp, selected yeasts and unique fungi, Lot 20 aims to improve cup quality, increase the value of each lot and return that added value directly to the farmers they work with.