Light-Medium Roast
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About This Coffee
An expressive Kenyan that brings together vibrant fruit + delicate sweetness. Bright citrus notes lead the way, softened by juicy stone-fruit + a gentle vanilla-like sweetness that rounds out the cup. Clean, elegant + full of character, this is a coffee that rewards slow sipping + shines brightest when enjoyed black.
Coffee Details
- Origin
- Kenya
- Region
- Kericho Region
- Altitude
- Various
- Process
- Washed
- Varietal
- Mixed Varietals
- Roast
- Light-Medium
Best brewed as Aeropress and Cafetiere. Best enjoyed black.
Producer Story
Lot 20 (Sidney Kibet), Kericho, Bomet & Nandi Counties
"I came to coffee from cider, and I still think like a fermenter — choose the right yeast, guide the process carefully, and let the fruit speak for itself."
Bright Farm
Lot 20 is a young, progressive Kenyan coffee producer founded in 2022 by Sidney Kibet in Kericho, Western Kenya. The team works directly with smallholders across Kericho, Bomet and Nandi counties, running their own wet mill, dry mill, seedling nursery and fermentation lab to control quality from seed to export. They reinvest in their communities through literacy training, access to banking and free seedlings, building a more resilient future for the next generation of farmers.
Producer Story
Lot 20 (Sidney Kibet), Kericho, Bomet & Nandi Counties
"I came to coffee from cider, and I still think like a fermenter — choose the right yeast, guide the process carefully, and let the fruit speak for itself."
Bright Farm
Lot 20 is a young, progressive Kenyan coffee producer founded in 2022 by Sidney Kibet in Kericho, Western Kenya. The team works directly with smallholders across Kericho, Bomet and Nandi counties, running their own wet mill, dry mill, seedling nursery and fermentation lab to control quality from seed to export. They reinvest in their communities through literacy training, access to banking and free seedlings, building a more resilient future for the next generation of farmers.