INDONESIAN COFFEE
Most of these coffees can be described as full, or heavy-bodied. The delicate Kona and the deep flavored Sumatra form the bookends of this flavor spectrum.
Indonesian & Pacific
Java Estate
With slightly larger bean size and a deep, clean taste, this is a select pick of the best Javas. Sweeter than other Indonesians, it still has the growing region's characteristic full body and low acidity.
Hawaii Kona
From the United States only growing region, these "Fancy" graded beans are rare and highly prized for their full, balanced body and a mild taste.
Sulawesi
Though this coffee shares some of the heavy body of other Indonesian coffees, it has a bit more zest, with a smoother flavor. It is a prized and rare coffee.
Hawaii Maui Peaberry
Selected from coffee cherries that yield a single, pea-shaped bean, it's a well-balanced, nutty coffee with a medium body, moderate acidity, and earthy tones.
Papua New Guinea A
It may be a "sleeper" in terms of name recognition, but the lack of identity is more than made up for with its fine characteristics: slightly sweet acidity, heavy body.
Sumatra Mandheling
Heavy bodied with a full robust and earthy taste. Like most Indonesian beans, it's low in acid.