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Natural certified Kintamani volcano coffee beans in Bali, Indonesia

Published: 2024-06-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/06/03, Beans from Bali, Indonesia, Bali Kintamani Natural Kintamani volcano naturally mature Natural organic certification, rainforest certification. The sack of beans is very personalized. I call it Devil Dou . It seems to be a local god in Bali or something. When it comes to Bali, it always seems to think of its beautiful natural environment, beach, ocean and blue sky. Bali

Beans from Bali, Indonesia, Bali Kintamani Natural Kintamani volcano naturally mature Natural organic certification, rainforest certification.

巴厘岛 自然处理法 Kintamani 火山 有机咖啡

The sack of beans is very personalized. I call it "Devil beans". Haha, it seems to be a local god in Bali. When it comes to Bali, it always seems to think of its beautiful natural environment, beach, ocean and blue sky. Bali is the only island in Indonesia where local residents believe in Hinduism, rather than Indonesia's universal Islam.

This bean has the characteristics of most Indonesian beans, but it also has many unique features. Looking up some relevant information, one of the Nordic cafes wrote like this.

巴厘岛 自然处理法 Kintamani 火山 有机咖啡

Translation:

Boutique selection / you can choose the brewing method you like.

Natural treatment of Organic Coffee from Bali Kintamani Volcano

The coffee is grown by local small farmers in Kintamani and grows in a fertile volcanic soil rich in minerals at an altitude of more than 1200-1800 meters.

Taste characteristics: it has obvious cherry wine taste, with a hint of vanilla, fruity aroma, complex taste and low acidity. The coffee is full-bodied with a smooth taste and a long aftertaste.

John's personal experience:

I also baked it several times. As a sample, one of the most obvious features of this coffee is the obvious taste of cherry wine. When I opened the package, a light fruit wine came to the nostrils. Because it is naturally dried and has a rich sweet taste in the mouth, this sweetness is not quite the same as the sweetness of beans in Central and South America, more similar to the mellow sweetness of Mantenin, but different from the sweetness of syrup. Beans are used in a hurry. I didn't leave a picture of myself this time. I'll make it up for you next time.

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