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Ordinary Speciality Coffee RoastersVerified roaster

Kamoini Factory

šŸ‡°šŸ‡Ŗ Kenya

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This coffee features tasting notes of red currant, yuzu, strawberry, and mango. It is an Arabica processed by washing, grown from SL28 and SL34 varietals. The coffee is produced at Kamoini Factory in Nyeri County, Kenya.

Flavors

šŸ“ Strawberry🄭 MangošŸ’ Red CurrantšŸŠ Yuzu

Roast & tastes

Roast
Light
Acidity
Medium High
Sweetness
Medium
Mouthfeel
Light

Origin

Single origin

FarmKamoini Factory
ProducerSmallholder Farmers
CountryšŸ‡°šŸ‡Ŗ Kenya
RegionNyeri County
AltitudeNo data
VarietySL34, SL28
Species100% Arabica
ProcessWashed
Ordinary Speciality Coffee RoastersVerified

šŸ‡©šŸ‡Ŗ Frankfurt, Germany

Ordinary Coffee Roasters, based in Frankfurt am Main, was founded by longtime friends and coffee obsessives Levin and Jonas. With deep roots in the specialty coffee world, they set out to create a roastery that reimagines the everyday ritual of coffee—turning the ā€œordinaryā€ into something extraordinary. At the heart of Ordinary is a commitment to radical sourcing and flavor exploration. The roastery focuses on funky, experimental lots and direct relationships with producers who push boundaries at origin. By championing farmers’ innovation, from fermentation protocols to rare varieties, Ordinary ensures each coffee tells a story of creativity, risk, and respect. Their philosophy is clear: specialty coffee isn’t about trends or buzzwords, but about transparency, fairness, and representation. They pay more—not as charity, but as recognition of good work—and partner only with producers and importers invested in long-term sustainability. Every batch is roasted in small lots to highlight complexity, delivering cups that are bold, layered, and unforgettable. Ordinary isn’t just about coffee—it’s about discovery. It’s a platform for storytelling, experimentation, and connection, inviting drinkers to taste deeper and find the extraordinary hidden in the everyday.