Sumatra Suku Batak

Suku Batak is a fantastic coffee from Sumatra with all the bits we like in an Indonesian coffee (sweet, nutty, a nice woody/earthy note) without any of the drawbacks (tasting dirty, muddled and rough). This is a completely sun-dried coffee, grown around Lake Toba in the Lintongnihuta area to the south and Seribu Dolok area to the east.  It is a double picked preparation with a little wider classification.

This Wet-Hulled lot is made up of ripe red cherries, picked during the early morning hours. They are pulped in the late afternoon then fermented for 8-24 hours.

A mild bittersweet coffee with notes of brown sugar, black tea, dark chocolate, cedar, with hints of cedar and citrus.


 (the illustration is part of a series by Patrick Hruby highlighting UNESCO World Heritage sites in the countries of origin from which we buy coffee. This is the Tropical Rainforest Heritage of Sumatra.)

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