Kenya AA coffee beans. I bought these when I went to Kenya this year. This is JAVA coffee, which is like Starbucks in Kenya. It's very difficult to obtain in Japan. About JAVA: Java House (commonly known as Nairobi Java) opened its first store in Adams Arcade, Nairobi in 1999. Java House is one of Africa's leading coffee brands, and has grown to have stores in 14 cities in three East African countries (Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda). I just roasted and purchased these, so the expiration date is still far off. "AA" is a grading standard in Kenya that indicates the size of the beans, and it represents the largest beans, considered to be the highest grade. It has a flavor similar to the famous African Kilimanjaro coffee in Japan, but with a richer body, a powerful flavor, plenty of sweetness, and a pleasant acidity in the aftertaste. It was sold on Rakuten for 12,555 yen each. - Brand: JAVA HOUSE - Coffee Type: Kenya AA, beans - Net Weight: 375g