Sumatran Green Coffee

Sumatran Green Coffee

It’s unclear when coffee planting arrived in Sumatra specifically. Java was the coffee king of Indonesia (aka the Dutch East Indies) for at least 100 years after cuttings first arrived from Ceylon before coffee of any significant volume was grown on other islands. And well into the 20th century, much of coffee grown throughout Indonesia was called Java. As with Ceylon, rust disease decimated green coffee crops throughout Indonesia at the end of the 19th century. Unlike it’s coffee mother ship, Indonesia did not switch to growing mostly tea.

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  1. Bright, citrus, melon, apricot, herbal, fresh tobacco
    P611032-2
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  2. Bright, citrus, melon, apricot, herbal, fresh tobacco
    P611027-2
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  3. Heavy body, balanced, grapefruit, peach, melon, herbal
    P611032-1
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  4. Heavy body, balanced, grapefruit, peach, melon, herbal
    P611027-1
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  5. Good body, peatmoss, tobacco, chocolate, balanced
    P610368-1
    • 23
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  6. Red fruits, nice sweetness, citrus, toffee
    P610368-2
    • 127
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  7. Peatmoss, tobacco, grapefruit, lime, nice intensity
    P610955-1
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  8. Kiwi, mango, pink grapefruit, hops
    P610312-3
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  9. Cherry, strawberry shortcake, melon, citrus finish
    P610367-2
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  10. Apple scone, pear, sage
    P610367-1
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  11. Almond butter, cherry jam, melon, golden raisin
    P610366-1
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  12. Herbal, grapefruit, fresh tobacco
    P610467-1
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  13. Cup notes available upon arrival
    P611113-1
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