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Indonesia is one of the top coffee producing countries in the world, and is home to several islands that are renowned for their coffee. There are a vast number of Indonesian coffee brands that represent a large number of distinguished regions. When it comes to Indonesian coffee, it can be hard to know where to start!
We've put together a list of 8 of the best Indonesian coffees available! These Indonesian beans come from several different islands spread through out this vast country. We highly recommend giving each of these a try!
We've put together a list of 8 of the best Indonesian coffees available! These Indonesian beans come from several different islands spread through out this vast country. We highly recommend giving each of these a try!
1. Gayo Coffee
Origin(s): Indonesia, Sumatra, Gayo
Species: Arabica
Roast: Medium
Body: Heavy, syrupy
Taste: Rich, earthy & spicy notes
Fragrance: Exotic, earthy
Aroma: Earthy & spicy
Sweetness: Moderate
Acidity: Low
Best Price: $5.55 - $11.79 / 500Gr
The exotic, earthy scent of this Sumatra Gayo coffee is sure to grab the attention of anyone and everyone nearby. Notes of earth and an array of spices are present in harmony in a pleasantly heavy, syrupy body. This Indonesian coffee is low in acidity, rich in flavor, and finishes nice and clean. These are very high quality coffee beans, with a number of distinguished qualities on display. More experienced coffee drinkers are likely to thoroughly enjoy and appreciate these Gayo coffee beans.
2. Toraja Coffee
Origin(s): Indonesian, South Sulawesi
Species: Arabica
Roast level: Medium-Dark
Taste: Complex, notes of fruit, dark chocolate & cinnamon
Fragrance: Fruity, chocolate
Aroma: Fruity, spicy
Sweetness: Moderate, rustic
Acidity: Low
Best Price: $5.20 - $10.41 / 500Gr
The term complex is almost an understatement for this fine single origin coffee. This Toraja coffee offers an array of flavors including that of ripe fruit, dark chocolate and cinnamon. A distinguished rustic sweetness is evident, and sets this coffee apart from many. As is typical of many Indonesian coffees, the acidity here is very low. All of this is wrapped up together in a nice smooth package that finishes with hints of spice and chocolate. If you've yet to try Toraja coffee beans, give this one a try!
3. Kopi Luwak
The Kopi Luwak Coffee is the rarest and most expensive coffee globally with an incredibly limited supply being grown each year. This coffee was made famous from the 2007 movie, The Bucket List. Kopi Luwak is distinguishable with its signature flavor and mesmerizing aromas. Long after the coffee is gone, the clean, lingering aftertaste consistently remains as a part of the consumption experience. Complex in flavor and a perfect combination of all the pleasurable flavors available in other coffees, Kopi is earthy, musty, aromatic, syrupy, sweet, and heavy-bodied. It is also low in acidity and possesses an exotic flavor profile like no other. Kopi Luwak is sold in a large size 16-ounce bag. Unlike other Volcanica Coffees, there are no refunds or exchanges available on this coffee due to the rarity and high price of Kopi Luwak.
Price : $104.1 - $173.39 / 1 KG
4. Mandailing COffee
Indonesia is one of the top coffee producing countries and is home to several different islands and regions that offer their own distinct profiles. The island of Sumatra is among the most acclaimed of all, considered to produce some of the finest coffee in the world. The most famous Sumatra coffee variety is Mandheling, named after the Mandailing people of North Sumatra. (Mandeling is actually an alternate spelling). Although coffee is not actually produced in the Mandailing region, the term Mandheling has become an indication of high quality coffee beans. Koffee Kult's Sumatra Mandheling coffee manages to live up to the very high reputation of Northern Sumatra.
Price : $7.1 - $10.40 / 1 KG
5. Bajava Coffee
Coffee Origin: Flores, NTB, Indonesia
Roast Level: Medium to Dark
Aroma: Nutty, Caramel
Acidity: Medium
Body: Medium, Very Smooth, Clean After Taste
Flavour: Nutty, Orange, Chocolaty
Price : $5.55 - $10.41 / 500Gr
Beiposo Village in Bajawa – East Flores, Indonesia, is one of the newest origins in Indonesia. Originating between two volcanoes, Bajawa plateau is known for its fertile soil, ashes from the volcanoes has created Andosols, ideals for organic coffee productions.
6. Sidikalang Coffee
Coffee Origin: Sidikalang growing district, northern Sumatra, Indonesia.
Roast Level: Medium
Price: $5.25 - $8.67 / 500G.
Robusta Sidikalang has an unforgettable taste and characteristic. Sidikalang Robusta which is thick and bitter is perfect for those of you who like the full strength of a cup of coffee that is whole. Sidikalang Robusta Coffee is the most famous coffee because it comes from an area that has worldwide coffee production.
7. Wamena Coffee
Coffee Origin : Wamena, Papua, Indonesia
Acidity: Medium, Smooth and Clean
Body: High
Flavour: Nutty, Orange Hint, Herb
Price : $15.96 - $25.67 / KG
Wamena specialty coffee is one of best indonesia specialty coffee. Wamena specialty coffee has a aroma with a blend of flower, spicy and caramel. When viewed in terms of taste, Wamena specialty coffee has a blend of nutty, orange and herbal flavors. This Papuan coffee also has a strong body and medium acidity, smooth and clean.
8. Kintamani Coffee
Coffee Origin: Kintamani, Bali, Indonesia
Roast Level: Light
Acidity: Low
Best Price: $9.02 - $10.41 / 500Gr
The distinctive tartness of Kintamani Coffee can be attributed to the fact that most of the plantations grow their coffee together with citrus fruits, and this, in turn, results in a drink that’s fruity with a sweet, almost syrupy aftertaste. Also, here’s a fun fact for you light sleepers: don’t worry about downing a cup of Kintamani during tea time and losing sleep at night – the brew’s caffeine levels are naturally low, making it a good afternoon pick-me-up.
9. Java Coffee
Arabica Variety: Typica
Harvest Period: May/June-August/September
Milling Process: Washed, sun dried
Aroma: Nutty
Flavor: Nutty, malty, chocolate, bright, sweet
Body: Effervescent
Acidity: Bright
Price : $9.02 - $10.41 / 500Gr
A fine Java coffee has a low-toned richness that is typical of Indonesian and New Guinea coffees, but with a full body that is clean and thick, and a medium acidity (brighter than New Guinea coffee) along with earthy qualities, but less earthy than some other Indonesian coffees such as Borneo, Sulawesi and Sumatra. While the finish of Java may be a bit quicker than some other Indonesian coffees, it often contains a slightly spicy or smoky twist. Java coffee leaves a sweet impression overall, very smooth and supple.