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Kenya & Rwanda Nya-Nye SWP Decaf, medium roast from Kenya & Rwanda
Kenya & Rwanda · Nyeri County, Kenya / Southern Rwanda

Kenya & Rwanda Nya-Nye SWP Decaf

Kenya, Nyeri | Swiss Water Decaf | lemon square brightness and toasted caramel. full body, bright acidity - ideal for pour-over or drip. Fresh-roasted by Fathom Coffee in Virginia Beach.

Origin

Kenya & Rwanda

Region

Nyeri County, Kenya / Southern Rwanda

Process

washed

Variety

SL28, SL34, Bourbon

Body
medium
Acidity
mild_bright

$25.00

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East Africa Nya-Nye SWP Decaf is a blend of Nyeri, Kenya, and Nyamasheke, Rwanda, two regions known for sparkling acidity and sweet, fruit-driven cups. Two-thirds Kenyan AB and one-third Rwandan A1, this blend carries the lively citrus character of Kenya and the balanced sweetness of Rwanda.


At a City+ roast, expect lemon square brightness, toasted caramel, and a touch of molasses and dark cocoa. It’s smooth, layered, and surprisingly juicy for a decaf—ideal for pourover or drip brewing where clarity and sweetness shine.


This coffee was decaffeinated in Vancouver, Canada, using the Swiss Water Process, which removes 99.9% of caffeine using only pure water, preserving the nuanced flavors that make East African coffees legendary.


Every batch is solar-roasted in Virginia Beach by Fathom Coffee, combining clean energy with small-batch precision to bring you a sustainable, deeply flavorful decaf you’ll actually look forward to drinking.


If you thought decaf couldn’t be bold, bright, and complex, Nya-Nye will change your mind—one clean, chocolatey cup at a time.

Quick Brew Guide+

Pour Over

1:16 ratio · 200-205°F · 3:00-3:30 brew time

Drip

1:17 ratio · 200°F · Medium grind

Espresso

1:2 ratio · 200°F · 25-30 second pull

Cold Brew

1:8 ratio · Room temp · 12-24 hours

Roasted in small batches at our Virginia Beach roastery.

Virginia Beach, VA

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