The island of Flores, like the neighboring island of Komodo, is the birthplace and home of the famous monitor lizards.
Manufacturer Small farms |
Treatment Half-washed |
Variety Varieties of Arabica |
Harvest May |
Height 1300-1700 |
Flavor profile: coffee with citrus acidity and dense body. The aroma contains black tea, dried fruits and raisins; on the palate, black tea, raisins, citruses and light tobacco notes.
Packing options: 250 grams and 1 kilogram. We can grind coffee for any brewing method, just check the Grind checkbox and select the grind size for your brewing method.
In Indonesia, coffee is grown mainly on small farms with an area of 1 to 2 hectares. The main coffee producing regions are Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, Flores and Bali. Both Arabica and Robusta are grown in the country. The main varieties of arabica: typica and derivatives, catimor (local nameteammate), ateng, USDA, S795. In Java, due to its colonial history, quite a lot of coffee is grown on large farms. Most of the plantations are located in the eastern part of the island. Growth height: 900 - 1800 meters above sea level. Harvesting: May - November. The most famous farms are Blawan, Jambit, Kayumas and Pankur.
Flores coffee is grown in two regions - Ngada and Manggarai. Small farms organized into local “farms” cultivate varieties such as Typica, Catimore and Catuai on volcanic soil.
The Ngada and Manggarai areas are 90 percent covered by Arabica plantations, which vary from 1,300 to 1,700 meters above sea level. The volcanic soil is drained by the roots of natural plantings. The farms themselves are surrounded by jungle, and the trees grow under the shade of trees such as Eritina, Albesia, Laucauna.
The harvest period starts in May. Berry picking method - manual picking (selective picking). After that, the berries are depulped, then placed in fermentation containers for 24-36 hours. The berries are dried on patios or bamboo mats until 35% moisture remains in the patch. During the drying process, the berries are constantly mixed. This method is called hulled. The berries peel off until most of the parchment shell has fallen off, and 12.5% moisture remains in the grains. After the grains are transferred to storage, they are sorted by quality (grading).
CompanyPT. INDOKOM CITRA PERSADAwas founded in 1995 and in 2008 it became part of the Indokom Group. During this time, the company has significantly expanded both the range of its coffee and the geography of the offered lots. PT. INDOKOM CITRA PERSADA cooperates with farmers and cooperatives, providing them with assistance and support, on the one hand, and also carefully controlling all production processes, on the other hand. This approach to work contributes to the sustainable development of the coffee chain and guarantees the quality and traceability of the product. Assortment PT. INDOKOM CITRA PERSADA includes both arabica and robusta of various processing methods and commercial, premium and specialty qualities.