Product Description

• PB -  Peaberry beans. About *0 percent of Kenyan coffee falls into this category.
• AA - While it may be widely known as a type of Kenya coffee, Kenya AA is actually a grade of coffee. Beans with a screen size of 7.2 millimeters (approximately *8/*4 of an inch and often referred to as a screen size of *8) are assigned the grade AA. This grade of coffee often receives a higher price than other grades.
• AB - Slightly smaller that AA, with a screen size of 6.8 millimeters (or *7/*4 of an inch). On average, *0% of Kenyan coffee is assigned this grade.
• E - Elephant beans. This category includes the largest beans. Fairly rare in occurence, in some cases, this grade will include peaberry beans.
• C - Beans too small for the AB category, including smaller peaberry beans.
• TT - Smaller beans, normally separated from more saleable AA, AB, and E grades.
• T - The smallest grade of beans. Most of these beans are actually broken pieces.
• Buni - Unwashed coffee. This coffee went unpicked from the tree and merely fell off after ripening. The resulting coffee is generally sour in taste and therefore this grade draws a low price. Approximately 7 percent of Kenyan coffee receives this grade.