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On the outskirts of Bandung, nestled in the volcanic highlands of West Java, Ciwidey is home to a coffee that exudes the scent of the earth, mist, and tradition. There, coffee trees thrive in rich soil, nurtured by a cool, consistent climate. This ideal ecosystem produces beans with a delicate and complex flavor profile.
Each harvest is the result of artisanal craftsmanship: hand-picked cherries, farming methods passed down from generation to generation, and meticulous attention to every step of the process. The result? A vibrant coffee with floral, fruity, and slightly chocolatey notes.
At KAWANGA, we chose this region not only for the exceptional quality of its coffees, but also for the story it tells. It’s a story of preserved expertise, communities committed to sustainable agriculture, and a living connection between nature and culture.
By sharing this coffee with you, we’re also sharing a little piece of Java—a coffee that doesn’t just awaken the senses, but takes you on a journey.
Origin
Ciwidey, West Java (Indonesia)
Altitude
1200 – 1600 m
Varieties
Typica, S795, Bourbon
Methods
Washed / Natural / Honey (depending on the batch)
Harvest Season
May through August
Key Notes
Floral (jasmine), fruity (citrus, red berries), with notes of honey and cane sugar.
Acidity
lively but balanced
Corps
medium to round
Final
long, clean, and slightly spicy
– Carefully selected micro-lots
– 100% traceable origin
– Hand-picked at full ripeness
– Precise sorting, screen 16+
– Controlled moisture content (11–12%)
– Ideal for light to medium roasts
30-kg jute bag lined with GrainPro
Available quantities: starting at 60 kg
Samples available upon request
KAWANGA is committed to maintaining a direct relationship with Indonesian producers. We ensure a steady supply, price transparency, and support for sustainable agricultural practices.




Between the Merapi and Merbabu volcanoes, where high-altitude microclimates give the coffees a bright acidity and great aromatic complexity; ;