Tatu Coffee wins top Kenya quality awards
TATU CITY, Kenya,
The Washed Arabica category is widely regarded as the most competitive in the country, reflecting
Tatu Coffee has more than 6,500 acres of coffee estates owned by Rendeavour, the developer of Tatu City
The award-winning coffees were selected from Tatu Coffee's regular production, demonstrating that the quality recognised by the judges is consistent rather than limited to special or experimental selections. The international jury praised the coffees for their complex notes of orange blossom, red berries, marmalade, and jam, highlighting the layered clarity, balance, bright acidity, and sweetness, which increased with extraction time.
Tatu Coffee focuses exclusively on the specialty coffee segment, supplying premium washed Arabica to roasters and buyers in
The award underscores Tatu Coffee's contribution to
All Tatu Coffee estates are Rainforest Alliance certified, with sustainability embedded across operations through water recycling, reforestation, ecosystem conservation, responsible waste management, and worker welfare initiatives. For green coffee sales and partnerships, contact [email protected].
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