The origin of the name of Indonesian Mantenin coffee bean

Aceh Gold TP, from Raminita, is famous in the world as one of its top Mantenin products because it adheres to the strictest quality management of La Minita and the company sends people to Sumatra to provide technical guidance, from planting to processing. And requires the full harvest of ripe fruit.

This coffee bean is handled by the Volkopi processing plant located in the Aceh area (Blue Batak is also the product handled by the treatment plant), so the treatment is the best, mainly washed in the front and sun in the back, plus TP:Triple pick means that it has been hand-selected for three times. So the bean appearance is very clean, and it is really a very valuable product.

Before the default baking degree is the second explosion, it has a little elegant herbal aroma of traditional boutique Mantenin, unique, clean and charming aroma of sweet peaches and preserved apricots, without astringency.

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There is no need to mention the quality of the old Aged Mandheling, which is also from the Raminita Group.

The aged Mantenin is a kind of distinctive characteristic produced by the special and complex treatment of the fresh Mantenin of that year and the special preservation way of more than 5 years. Like Gold Manning, its annual output is limited, and the yield of aged beans is smaller because of the difficulty and complexity of processing and preservation.

This Chen Man has the cool feeling of mint, a hint of vanilla, the sweetness of herbal tea, complex spices and a strong and mellow flavor. Dry aromas have flavours of grain, malt and wood; wet aromas are dark aromas of roasted caramel and pine, with a hint of earth after rain. The palate is intense and exciting on the palate, with lilac, woody aromas and strong and persistent mint.

Just as the cool sea breeze swept through the lips and teeth during the Japanese occupation of Indonesia during World War II, a Japanese soldier drank mellow coffee in a cafe, so he asked the shopkeeper the name of the coffee, and the owner mistook him for where you were from. So the answer: Mandaining. After the war, the Japanese soldiers recalled the "manning" they had drunk in Indonesia. As a result, 15 tons of Indonesian coffee was transported to Japan, which was very popular. That's how Manning's name came out.