Kenya Mulana Cup evaluation champion batch Murang'a Gondo Gondor processing plant AA flavor

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Kenya Mulana Cup Evaluation Champion batch Murang'a Gondo Gondor processing Plant AA

Calm and profound King's Wind-Mulana Cup Evaluation Champion batch!

AA of Gondor treatment Plant, Mulana District, Kenya

Kenya Murang'a Gondo AA

Country Kenya

Production area Mulana (Murang'a)

1900 meters above sea level

Variety SL28, K7

Small farmers in cooperatives to which producers belong

The annual rainfall is about 1800-2000 mm

Processing plant Gondo

Cooperative Mulana producers Cooperative Union

Murang'a Farmers Co-op Union Ltd.

Traditional Kenyan washing treatment

Flavor description: this champion batch begins with a bright sour grapefruit plum aroma at the entrance.

The sweetness of honey is inexhaustible, and the taste of syrup covers the whole mouth.

Orange peel, blackcurrant, plum, citrus, black plum and BlackBerry come in unparalleled momentum.

Sprint back and forth. After entering the throat, layer upon layer of black plum tail rhyme constantly, challenging the sensory limits of drinkers.

In a word, the treble is sweet, the alto is heavy, and the bass is accurate!

The Gondor processing plant, which used to belong to New Kiriti, is now classified as a larger cooperative.

Mulana producers Cooperative Union with more than 40 affiliated sub-cooperatives / processing plants

(Murang'a Farmers Co-op Union Ltd.)

Our meeting with the Gondor Cooperative began in early 2016.

An annual conference and internal cup competition of the Mulana producers' Cooperative Union

A total of more than 40 member cooperatives in the alliance sent samples to participate in the evaluation.

In such a large cooperative alliance, the management is often limited by historical factors, and the old people are more conservative.

Accustomed to trusting traditional Kenyan middleman (Marketing Agent) or Kenyan coffee shop

(Kenya Coffee Board)'s bidding system sells the harvest of the year.

This competition is actually our boutique buyers and local export partners.

And the results of the efforts of the young innovators in the alliance.