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Mantenin Coffee beans introduction to the geographical environment of Indonesian Sumatra coffee

Published: 2024-11-18 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/18, Manning Coffee, a coffee variety that can almost be synonymous with coffee, has often heard its name since childhood. It represents a mellow, bitter and strong flavor, and it is also the favorite of many people, because it can always make people feel the strength of espresso thoroughly, make men feel more like men, and women are stimulated by its fragrance to exude their own confidence and charm. However, Mann

Manning Coffee, a coffee variety that can almost be synonymous with coffee, has often heard its name since childhood. It represents a mellow, bitter and strong flavor. It is also the favorite of many people, because it can always make people feel the strength of espresso completely, make men feel more like men, and women are stimulated by its fragrance to exude their own confidence and charm. Manning itself is an unexpected mistake, you do not know Manning, there are many interesting stories going on all the time.

Mandheling is not a place name, nor is it a producing area, nor is it the name of a port, let alone a variety of coffee. In fact, it is the name of Mandailing, an ethnic group in Sumatra, Indonesia.

During World War II, when the Japanese occupied Sumatra, Indonesia, a Japanese soldier drank mellow coffee in a cafe and asked the boss curiously, "what kind of coffee is this?" the boss mistakenly thought the Japanese soldier was asking him where he was from, so he replied, "Mandailing."

After the war, the Japanese soldier still remembered the mellow coffee that seemed to be called Mantening, so he asked a local coffee broker to help him send 15 tons of Mantening to Japan. Unexpectedly, it became very popular and created the Mantening trend from then on. The broker who helped him deliver the coffee later became Pwani Coffee Company, Indonesia's largest coffee company.

From the above, it can be seen that Manning Coffee is actually an Arabica coffee grown in Sumatra, Indonesia, especially in the Lindong Mountains near Lake Lake Toba in the north-central part and 900-1200 meters above sea level on the southwest coast.

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