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Light Roast

Mount Malabar - Natural

Mount Malabar - Natural

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Origin: Mount Malabar, West Java, Indonesia
Altitude: 1511-1850 masl
Variety: S795. Typica. Bourbon. Caturra.
Producer: Supriatnadinuri
Roast Profile:
Light
Tasting Notes:
Jackfruit. Lime. Fermented Apple.
Background

Kopi Malabar Indonesia was founded by Supriatna Dinuri or familiarly called Haji Nuri or Nuri, who was born in Pengalengan, he was raised from a family of vegetable farmers.

As the appointed leader of the farmer group, overseeing 211 household members. Approximately 1,000 people depend on this industry. They manage 338 hectares of land, with an average of 1.5 hectares per person or per farmer. These lands are located within Perhutani's territory. There are also privately owned lands, but they are not part of this area.

Kopi Malabar provides free ambulance service for the local community & financial aid for children of the farmers who may be in need.

What is Natural process?

Fruit Removal: After drying

Fermentation: Occurs inside the fruit mucilage surrounding the seed and under the pulp, will take place as long as there is fuel available to the microorganisms (e.g. sugar, moisture, acids, etc); the seeds typically become inhospitable to microorganisms when they reach 11% moisture

Drying Time: Up to 30 days on average, weather permitting

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Kent Arnold
I can drink it black.

I have never been a full blooded fan of black coffee. My parents drank it (boiled in a percolator) and, even though I have advanced in my understanding and treatment of coffee in my aging process, black coffee always leaves me just a little raw. So imagine my surprise when I ordered and sipped their Mount Malabar roast and was treated to the sweetness and warmth of a coffee that is perfectly roasted and brewed. I really got the mango and palm sugar notes. Had to go 3/4 away around the globe to find a coffee I can drink black. I'll buy and take it home.

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Nick Boyle
Coffee with a kick

I like good coffee and my wife and I love the Aslan coffee. This is a nice coffee with a bit more bitterness than the Aslan beans. I like it, and some of my friends who like coffee with a bit of oomf, like this coffee. My wife does not, it is a bit too bitter for her.
Your mileage may vary.