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Asian coffee Indonesian coffee Sulawesi coffee

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Caption: Sulawesi coffee is the most elegant coffee in Indonesia, with earthy aroma, mellow and complex flavor with herbal flavor. Processing: semi-washing method. Location: Sulawesi is one of the largest islands in Indonesia. Indonesia is an island country in Southeast Asia made up of thousands of islands along the route from Malaysia to Babu.

Caption: Sulawesi coffee is the most elegant coffee in Indonesia, with earthy aroma, mellow and complex flavor with herbal flavor. Processing: semi-washing method. Location: Sulawesi is one of the largest islands in Indonesia, an island country in Southeast Asia made up of thousands of islands along the equator from Malaysia to Papua New Guinea. Similar to coffee: Sumatran coffee and Xianglong mixed coffee with the taste of food: cheese, butter, caramel, apple and pear. Tasting suggestion: taste Sulawesi coffee with Sumatran coffee. In general, Sulawesi coffee is less mellow and more refreshing than coffee. Sulawesi Coffee is an elegant coffee with a smooth taste with herbal and spicy flavors. More information about this coffee: coffee from Sulawesi accounts for about 7% of Indonesia's total coffee production.

More than 12 million people live on this K-shaped island, and people here appreciate their brewed Turkish coffee.

Compared with the past, due to market conditions, processing technology and other reasons, Sulawesi coffee is more and more similar to Sumatra coffee in recent years. An excerpt of Sulawesi coffee is mellow, with earthy and light aromas and a creamy finish. When I tasted this wonderful coffee for the first time, it was like listening to an angel sing.

-Kristina Trubshaw, store partner, Santa Clarita, California, United States national information: population: 214.9 million (estimated in 2005, No. 4 in the world)

Area: 190 square kilometers

Education ratio: 88%

Life expectancy: 70 years anecdote: Indonesia has 17000 islands, of which about 6000 are inhabited.

The major cities are the capital Jakarta (population 8.8 million), Surabaya (population 3 million), Medan (population 2.5 million), Bandung (population 2.5 million), and the other 3 million people in the surrounding areas.

The distribution of the national economy is 14.6 per cent in agriculture, 45 per cent in industry and 40.4 per cent in services (estimated in 2004).

Agricultural products include: Rice, cassava, peanuts, rubber, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, poultry, beef, pork, eggs.

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