Toarco Kalossi Toraja, native species of coffee bean Sulawesi
Last updated 2026-09-29 — Toarco Kalossi Toraja, the native species of Sulawesi, began to grow coffee (old trees) in this special volcanic terrain in 1750. the coffee beans and appearance are similar to Mantenin in Sumatra, beautiful and full-bodied, with a more fresh aroma! Many Japanese experts describe her as sweet like single malt whisky, with a rich nutty flavor and a smooth taste.
Sulawesi original species
Toarco Kalossi Toraja
The Dutch began to grow coffee (old trees) in this special volcanic terrain in 1750. the coffee beans and appearance are similar to Mantenin in Sumatra, beautiful and full-bodied, with a more fresh aroma! Many Japanese experts describe her as sweet similar to tasty single malt whisky, with a rich nutty taste, smooth taste and a long, slender throat.
* planting area: Sulawesi Island, Indonesia
* altitude: 1000-1500m
* varieties: Typica
* treatment: water washing / semi-washing
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