Indonesia Origin Roast
(Formerly F-Series)
Current Crop: Sumatra Gayo OrangUtan co-op
Quick Facts
Bio
Quick Facts
Coffee – OrangUtan
Major Island – Sumatra
Provinces – Aceh, in particular Lake Tawar in Aceh Tengah regency
Tribe – Gayo
Estate/Coop/Farm – Several small villages
Size of Estate/ Farm – Individual Small Family Farms
Altitude – 1,300 to 1,400 Meters or 4,300 to 4,600 ft above sea level
Process – Typical more than 99% of Sumatrans wet-hulled
Varietals – Typical Sumatrans Ateng. Ateng is part of a Hybrido de Timor, Catimor or Tim-Tim family
Harvest Time – October to May with a little slow down in Jan and Feb.
Q Grader Cupping Note – solid and heavy body Sumatra
Major Island – Sumatra
Provinces – Aceh, in particular Lake Tawar in Aceh Tengah regency
Tribe – Gayo
Estate/Coop/Farm – Several small villages
Size of Estate/ Farm – Individual Small Family Farms
Altitude – 1,300 to 1,400 Meters or 4,300 to 4,600 ft above sea level
Process – Typical more than 99% of Sumatrans wet-hulled
Varietals – Typical Sumatrans Ateng. Ateng is part of a Hybrido de Timor, Catimor or Tim-Tim family
Harvest Time – October to May with a little slow down in Jan and Feb.
Q Grader Cupping Note – solid and heavy body Sumatra
Bio
Special Notes – OrangUtan in Sumatra and Borneo (Kalimantan in local language) face critical endangerment due to primarily habitat destruction. OrangUtan have been pushed out by mainly palm farms (for crude palm oil), logging, and even coffee plantations. We have named this coffee in honor of this cute ape – to bring awareness to critically endangered apes alive today.
