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Indonesia Sulawesi Karu A Shan Rand Karua Manor washing Sulawesi Mount Karua Rantekarua Estate Washed Organic
Indonesian Sulawesi Coffee Story
The coffee comes from Rantekarua Estate on the hillside of Karua in Bittuang District, Toraja Regent District, Tana, South Sulawesi State, Indonesia. They are one of the few growers in Sulawesi, using a fully washed coffee process to make it clearer than the traditional Wet-Hull process.
Celebes, influenced and controlled by the Netherlands from 1605 to World War II. In 1669, the Dutch East India Company controlled trade in Sulawesi. The Netherlands built Fort built of Deer (now Makassa) in the middle of the sixteenth century, and it was not until 1905 that they finally gained control of the entire island and became part of the Dutch national colony in the Dutch East Indies. COMPAN coffee in the Netherlands East India controlled coffee production in Indonesia in most of the 1700's and launched Arabica Coffee (Typica) Sulawesi in 1750.
Description of Indonesian Sulawesi Flavor
Dry aroma with smoked black plum aroma and chocolate, sweet herbal aroma when sipping, dark berry, citrus flavor and sweet and sour feeling, the overall flavor is strong.
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Country Indonesia
Production area Mount Karua
About 1400 to 1700 meters above sea level
Treatment mode washing
Variety Catimor,S795,Typica
Certification organic certification
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