Quick answers about Kamavindi Coffee, our farm, and our export services.

Where is Kamavindi Coffee Estate located?

Kamavindi Coffee Estate is located in Kibugu Village, Embu County, Kenya — in the fertile highlands on the slopes of Mt. Kenya, a region world-renowned for specialty Arabica coffee.

We grow high-quality Arabica, including SL28, SL34, and Geisha varieties.

The main harvest runs from October to December, with a smaller fly crop from May to July depending on rainfall.

We are not yet certified organic, but we follow eco-friendly practices — minimizing chemicals, protecting biodiversity, and caring for soil health.

Yes. All post-harvest processing is handled on-site: selective hand-picking, pulping, fermentation, washing, and drying on raised beds.

Our beans are known for their bright acidity, citrus and berry notes, smooth body, and traceable heritage. Every lot is carefully processed and cupped by our certified Q-Grader.

Yes. Through Kamavindi Coffee Lab Ltd, we export green coffee directly to international roasters and importers.

Yes, by appointment. Tours include walking through the farm, visiting the factory, seeing drying patios, and a cupping session.

The farm is family-run, led by the third generation of the Mbature family. Each member plays a role in operations, finance, processing, and quality control.

Our quality is overseen by Peter Mbature, a certified Q-Grader. We ensure excellence through selective picking, fermentation, drying, and rigorous cupping.

Yes — from women in leadership to fair labor standards, water conservation, and farmer training programs.

For exports, email jmbature@gmail.com / chilumoringa@gmail.com or call +254 720 033 910 / +254 710 853 297.

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