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KENYA | Chania Estate | French Mission | Natural
Chania Estate was founded in 1926 by Allen Harries, Boyce’s great-great-grandfather. Allen moved to Kenya from South Africa and travelled for two days from Nairobi to the area that would later become Thika. Today, Chania Estate is planted with several coffee varieties, including the very rare SL14, and is also one of the only estates that produce high scoring natural and anaerobic lots. Apart from producing amazing coffee, the Harries family co-founded the Wabeni Technical Institute, which provides local children access to education in technical skills and trades.
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KENYA | Chania Estate | French Mission | Natural
KENYA | Chania Estate | French Mission | Natural
Chania Estate was founded in 1926 by Allen Harries, Boyce’s great-great-grandfather. Allen moved to Kenya from South Africa and travelled for two days from Nairobi to the area that would later become Thika. Today, Chania Estate is planted with several coffee varieties, including the very rare SL14, and is also one of the only estates that produce high scoring natural and anaerobic lots. Apart from producing amazing coffee, the Harries family co-founded the Wabeni Technical Institute, which provides local children access to education in technical skills and trades.
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Chania Estate was founded in 1926 by Allen Harries, Boyce’s great-great-grandfather. Allen moved to Kenya from South Africa and travelled for two days from Nairobi to the area that would later become Thika. Today, Chania Estate is planted with several coffee varieties, including the very rare SL14, and is also one of the only estates that produce high scoring natural and anaerobic lots. Apart from producing amazing coffee, the Harries family co-founded the Wabeni Technical Institute, which provides local children access to education in technical skills and trades.
