Kenya | Kianjege AB

Kenya | Kianjege AB

Cloud Picker Coffee Roasters

About This Coffee

A single origin coffee from the Kianjege Factory in Kirinyaga, Kenya, operated by the Kibirigwi Farmers' Cooperative Society. Grown at 1600–1700 MASL, this AB-grade coffee features the SL-28, Ruiru 11, SL-34, and Batian varieties. Processed using the washed method — cherries are pulped, soaked in water for 16–18 hours to remove mucilage, washed, graded, and sun-dried. Flavor notes of gooseberry jam, hibiscus, and maple syrup.

Origin

Kirinyaga (Kenya)

Flavor Notes

Maple Syrup, Hibiscus, Gooseberry Jam

Roast Level

Medium Light

Processing

Washed

Typology

Arabica
SL-28, SL-34, Batian, Ruiru-11
CP

Cloud Picker Coffee Roasters

Frank Kavanagh, a graphic designer, and Peter Sztal, from corporate banking, established Cloud Picker in 2013 as Dublin's first micro coffee roastery, naming it after a trip to Northern Thailand where they climbed through clouds to reach coffee pickers on a farm in the Doi Chang area near the Thai Burma border. The roastery now operates from a facility in Crumlin where they roast on a Loring machine, while their original cafe on Pearse Street and three locations at Dublin Airport extend their reach from city center to departure gate. Cloud Picker holds B Corp certification, runs a 100 percent electric delivery fleet, and uses zero waste buckets and compostable packaging, making sustainability operational rather than aspirational. Their wholesale program, which reaches as far as the United States, includes three blends alongside rotating single origin coffees and decaf options, all hand roasted to order on a weekly cycle. Cloud Picker has grown from a name inspired by misty Thai hillsides into one of Dublin's most principled and far reaching specialty coffee operations.