When we talk about coffee, most people think about roast levels, brewing methods, or origin. But there’s a sticky, sweet, and often-overlooked layer that plays
Indonesia’s diverse coffee landscapes are known not only for their rich soils and distinct terroir but also for their variety of post-harvest processing methods. Among
Kopi Luwak, commonly referred to as civet coffee, is often described as one of the world’s most unique and luxurious coffee experiences. Its production process,
You’ve probably had this moment: you’re at your favorite café, sipping a beautifully balanced espresso that tastes like chocolate, citrus, and something warm and floral—all
Imagine sipping your morning coffee, savoring its rich aroma, its smooth, comforting warmth. Now, picture the farmer who grew those beans. Did they receive a
Get to Know the Indonesian Wet-hulled Coffee Process The wet-hulled process, known locally in Indonesia as Giling Basah, significantly impacts the flavor profile and overall