Indonesia Like You've Never Tasted It
From volcanic islands to high-altitude microclimates, each origin tells a unique sensory story. We source exceptional coffees—deep, complex, and vibrant—to reveal the still-unexplored richness of Indonesian coffee.
The Lands That Make Our Coffees Signature
Our coffees come from islands with strong aromatic identities: Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi, Bali, Flores… Each origin offers a unique profile, rich, intense, and deeply authentic.
Java West
On the fertile slopes of Mounts Tilu, Halu, and Ciwidey, in the coffee-growing region surrounding the city of Bandung, renowned for its fine harvests with balanced and elegant aromatic profiles; ;
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Java Center
Between the Merapi and Merbabu volcanoes, where high-altitude microclimates give the coffees a bright acidity and great aromatic complexity; ;
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Sulawesi
Iconic terroir producing coffees of remarkable depth, with woody and spicy notes; ;
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Sumatra
Known for its distinctive, earthy, and smooth coffees; ;
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Flores
An island east of Bali that is still underdeveloped, where the coffee offers unparalleled profiles for those seeking to venture off the beaten path.
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What makes Indonesian coffees a must-try
Extraordinary flavors
Generous body, notes of spice, wood, and cocoa, sometimes floral or fruity depending on the island. Sumatra is known for its deep and wild coffees, Sulawesi for its roundness and complexity, Flores for its mineral and balanced nuances.
Active volcanic terroirs
Mineral-rich soils, resulting from successive eruptions, give the beans a rare intensity and a unique sensory signature.
A varietal diversity
Arabica Typica, Bourbon, Catimor… depending on the altitude and island, each origin offers a range of profiles that enrich the blends of any roaster.
A centuries-old heritage
Introduced to Java in the 18th century, coffee is an integral part of the local agricultural culture. This transmitted know-how is reflected today in the quality of the harvests.
A committed production
A number of partner farms apply sustainable practices: agroforestry, manual harvesting, careful post-harvest processing... with a direct impact on quality, traceability, and local communities.
Growing recognition
Certain designations, like Mandheling (Sumatra), already enjoy recognition in Europe. Other, still little-known regions, are emerging.