Characteristics of Papua New Guinea Coffee beans

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Papua New Guinea coffee is good, such as Arona or Sigri, mild, sentence-rich, sometimes earthy, with low to moderate acidity, distinguishing most Indonesian coffee, although not usually like Indonesia or the aromatic Sulawesi Toraya, yet sometimes more fruity than Sulawesi coffee.

Typically wet-treated (washed), New Guinea coffee is deep, but well balanced, mild, mellow, but with a wide range of flavors, providing a bright and clean taste-classic, subtle sweetness, supplemented by exotic, complex and fruity aromas. The coffee produced in this area contains a lot of oil, which comes out as early as moderate roasting, providing a complete taste consistent with that of many Indonesian coffee. This makes it an ideal choice for French filter presses or steel filter dripping coffee machines to give off natural oils and flavors.

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