July 27, 2021
Coffee Roasting - Indonesian Coffee
Indonesian coffee has always been at the top of my list. At first I only knew Sumatran,
but Java and Sulawesi have been added. You might add Bali, but I view that as its own thing.
Sumatran (and other Indonesian coffees, especially Sulawesi) are often processed using the Giling Basah (wet-hulled) method.
Coffees from Java (as well as Bali and Flores) often are processed as the more usual washed coffee.
CJ-1447 from Royal Coffee
I ordered 22 pounds of this as green coffee on 12-20-2021 for $141.46.
Crown Jewel Sumatra Palompek Koetintji Barokah Cooperative Washed and Parabolic Dried
Other sellers label this as "Sumatra Kerinici Palompek Washed" and say "this is not your average Sumatra".
It tends to be more acidic, but a medium roast balances the acidity nicely they say.
This is unusual for a Sumatran coffee as it is fully washed.
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