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SO Indonesia Sumatra 1kg
Coffee Origin - Indonesia
 
Indonesia is made up of thousands of islands and is the fourth largest coffee producer, growing 660,000,000 kilos enough for 11 million 60kg bags. The islands most famous for their coffee are Sulawesi, Timor, Sumatra and Java. 25% of coffee grown is arabica, after being replaced by robusta in the 1870's following an epidemic of leaf rust which destroyed production.
 
The quality produced can differ as most coffee is grown on farms smaller than 5 acres and mostly dry processed with varying degrees of expertise. The exception being Java where large government owned farms using the washed process dominate.
 
Good examples of Indonesian coffee are full bodied, rich in flavour and low on acidity. Notes of tobacco, cedar are common and whereas a bad example can display an earth-like mustiness.

SO Indonesia Sumatra 1kg

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  • Discover the exceptional Indonesia Sumatra Lake Toba coffee, sourced from one of the world's top coffee producers. Grown near Lake Toba, the largest volcanic lake in the world, this coffee is processed using Giling Basah, resulting in a rich body and a spicy aroma with hints of tobacco. The varieties include Catimor and Typica. Savour the unique flavours in every cup.

     

    NOTES:  SPICEY / BOLD / TOBACCO

     

    ROAST:  MEDIUM /DARK

     

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