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Featured in Standart 44

Washed Kenyan SL28/SL34

By Ordinary Coffee Roasters (Frankfurt)

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After harvest, the ripe coffee cherries are pulped to remove the outer fruit before undergoing a controlled fermentation for 18–24 hours. Once fermentation is complete, the coffee is thoroughly washed in washing channels to remove the remaining mucilage from the beans. The washed parchment is then spread out on raised tables and sun-dried for 12–16 days. During this time, the coffee gradually loses moisture until it reaches the desired level for storage and further processing. Once fully dried, the parchment coffee is transported to the dry mill, where the protective parchment layer is removed. The coffee is then hulled and graded before being transferred to a secure warehouse, where it is stored until it is ready for export.

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Over the past 12 years we worked with over 48 different coffee roasters and producers all over the world to bring our readers a delicious reading companion with each issue of Standart.

Featured in Standart 44

Kamioni Factory

Roaster partner: Ordinary (DE)
Shipped in Autumn 2026

Kamoini factory is part of the Othaya farmers co-op, which is one of the largest co-ops in all of Kenya. Kamoini factory processes cherries from 719 farmers, their total farmed area consists of 310,9 acres.

  • Origin: Nyeri, Kenya 
  • Variety: SL28 & SL34 
  • Process: Washed
  • Altitude: 1.650-1.950 m
  • Tasting notes: Red currant, Strawberry, Yuzu, Mango
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Featured in Standart 43

Imbachi Reserve

Roaster partner: Doubleshot (CZ)
Shipped in Summer 2026

Grown by fourth-generation farmer Sebastian Ramirez, in a special-edition bag illustrated by Valery Lemay.

  • Origin: Finca El Placer, Calarcá, Quindío, Colombia
  • Variety: Pink Bourbon
  • Process: Multi-stage washed (anaerobic)
  • Altitude: ~1,744 m
  • Tasting notes: Lemonade, jasmine tea, peach
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Featured in Standart 42

Ethiopia Elto

Roaster parnter: Archers (UAE)
Shipped in Spring 2026

Produced by Ephtah Specialty Coffee, who built the largest drying station in Ethiopia's Gedeb region.

  • Origin: Lalesa farm, Gedeb, Ethiopia
  • Variety: Heirloom
  • Process: Natural
  • Altitude: 2,150–2,200 m
  • Tasting notes: Blueberry, lime, cheesecake
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Featured in Standart 41

Poppy Soda

Roaster partner: DAK (NL)
Shipped in Winter 2025

Grown by fourth-generation farmer Sebastian Ramirez, in a special-edition bag illustrated by Valery Lemay.

  • Origin: Finca El Placer, Calarcá, Quindío, Colombia
  • Variety: Pink Bourbon
  • Process: Multi-stage washed (anaerobic)
  • Altitude: ~1,744 m
  • Tasting notes: Lemonade, jasmine tea, peach
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Featured in Standart 40

Ethiopia Lalesa

Roaster partner: Father's (CZ)
Shipped in Autumn 2025

Produced by Ephtah Specialty Coffee, who built the largest drying station in Ethiopia's Gedeb region.

  • Origin: Lalesa farm, Gedeb, Ethiopia
  • Variety: Heirloom
  • Process: Natural
  • Altitude: 2,150–2,200 m
  • Tasting notes: Blueberry, lime, cheesecake
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Featured in Standart 39

La Fábrica

Roaster partner: D·Origen (ES)
Shipped in Summer 2025

Grown by Indigenous cooperatives in Tolima and sailed across the Atlantic, cutting transport emissions fourfold.

  • Origin: Gaitania, Planadas, Tolima, Colombia
  • Variety: Bourbon, Caturra, Pacamara, Geisha, Colombia
  • Process: Natural anaerobic
  • Altitude: 1,600–2,000 m
  • Tasting notes: Blueberry, lime, cheesecake
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Featured in Standart 38

Santa Cristina Family Selection

Roaster partner: Kaffeelix (AT)
Shipped in Spring 2025

Roasted by Kaffeelix, the roastery of World Coffee Roasting Champion Felix Teiretzbacher.

  • Origin: Finca Santa Cristina, El Salvador
  • Variety: Bourbon blend
  • Process: Honey &Natural
  • Tasting notes: Vanilla, hazelnut, nougat, red berries
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Featured in Standart 37

Río Dulce Gesha

Roaster partner: Little Waves Coffee (US)
Shipped in Winter 2024

Roasted by the Latina-led Roaster of the Year, from ten years of Gesha selection at Finca Las Marías.

  • Origin: Finca Las Marías, Pijao, Quindío, Colombia
  • Variety: Gesha
  • Process: Honey &Natural
  • Altitude: 2,050 m
  • Tasting notes: Candied lemon, dried mango, white florals
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Featured in Standart 36

Decaf Finca Los Nogales

Roaster partner: Ditta Artigianale (IT)
Shipped in Autumn 2024

Decaffeinated naturally with a sourdough-style ferment and coffee-pulp soak — caffeine gone, flavour intact.

  • Origin: Finca Los Nogales, Huila, Colombia
  • Variety: Pink Bourbon
  • Process: Washed
  • Altitude: —
  • Tasting notes: Mango, mandarin, banana
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Featured in Standart 35

El Futuro

Roaster partner: Intelligentsia Coffee (US)
Shipped in Summer 2024

Roasted by Intelligentsia, US specialty pioneers since 1995, from Clara López's Finca El Futuro.

  • Origin: Finca El Futuro, Colombia
  • Variety: Pink Bourbon
  • Process: Washed
  • Altitude: —
  • Tasting notes: Raspberry, hibiscus, mandarin orange
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Featured in Standart 34

Zamanee

Roaster partner: Spring Valley Coffee (KE)
Shipped in Spring 2024

Roasted by Africa's first B Corp-certified roaster, grown by 238 women of the Kapkiyai Cooperative.

  • Origin: Kapkiyai Cooperative, Nandi County, Kenya
  • Variety: Ruiru 11, Batian, SL28, SL34
  • Process: Fully washed
  • Altitude: 1,600–2,000 m
  • Tasting notes: Tamarind, orange, lemon acidity, chocolate
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Featured in Standart 33

Bette Buna

Roaster partner: A.M.O.C. (NL)
Shipped in Winter 2023

From the Ethiopian "House of Coffee," where every person who picked the cherries is named.

  • Origin: Bette Buna, Sidamo, Ethiopia
  • Variety: —
  • Process: —
  • Altitude: —
  • Tasting notes: —
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Featured in Standart 32

Alfredo & Eunilver Castaño

Roaster partner: Bell Lane Coffee (IE)
Shipped in Autumn 2023

Grown by two brothers in Risaralda who rebuilt their farms after wartime displacement.

  • Origin: El Recinto & El Futuro, Santuario, Risaralda, Colombia
  • Variety: Castillo
  • Process: Washed (360-hour fermentation)
  • Altitude: —
  • Tasting notes: Floral, raspberry, lemongrass, caramel
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