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Colombia vs Indonesia: how their coffees compare

Colombia: 525 coffees from 186 roasters on Cafendo; Indonesia: 122 coffees from 73 roasters. Roasters describe coffees from Colombia most often with chocolate and nuts, and coffees from Indonesia with earthy, woody and herbal and chocolate. Share of light roasts: Colombia 15%, Indonesia 13%. Median price per kilo: Colombia ≈ $43.92 / kg, Indonesia ≈ $34.80 / kg.

Colombia vs Indonesia: how their coffees compare
FactColombiaIndonesia
On Cafendo525 coffees from 186 roasters122 coffees from 73 roasters
Tasting noteschocolate 46%, nuts 25%, and citrus 22%earthy, woody and herbal 47%, chocolate 44%, and spice 29%
RoastMedium 76%, Light 15%, and Dark 9%Medium 54%, Dark 33%, and Light 13%
ProcessWashed 64% and Natural 15%Wet-hulled 40% and Natural 20%
Median price per kg≈ $43.92 / kg≈ $34.80 / kg
Growing regionsCaldas, Quindío, Risaralda, and Sierra Nevada de Santa MartaSumatra, Java, Sulawesi, Bali, and Flores
SpeciesArabicaRobusta and Arabica

Catalog figures are shares of the independent roasters’ coffees on Cafendo that list each fact, worked out again every day; prices per kilo are indicative. Sources: Wikipedia: Coffee production in Colombia, Wikipedia: Coffee production in Indonesia

Top picks: Colombia

  1. Colombie - El Placer Gesha Naturel
  2. Colombie - El Diviso Bourbon Rouge
  3. GRANI L0 SPECIALTY COLOMBIA EL OBRAJE CAT
    7Gr. Kaffee

    3. GRANI L0 SPECIALTY COLOMBIA EL OBRAJE CAT

    • Colombia
    • Natural
    • Medium
    $16.80≈ $67.20 / kg

Full top list: Colombia

Top picks: Indonesia

  1. SUMATRA GAYO FTO
    Daybreak Coffee Roasters

    1. SUMATRA GAYO FTO

    • Sumatra
    • Wet-hulled
    • Medium
    $23.04≈ $50.79 / kg
  2. Kerinci Labah Rimbo Honey
    PT'S Coffee

    2. Kerinci Labah Rimbo Honey

    • Sumatra
    • Honey
    • Light
    $20.16≈ $50.39 / kg
  3. B 2 - espresso blend
    Hermetic Coffee Roasters

    3. B 2 - espresso blend

    • Indonesia
    • Washed
    • Medium
    €13.90≈ $39.02 / kg

Full top list: Indonesia

Questions and answers

What is the difference between coffees from Colombia and coffees from Indonesia?

Colombia: 525 coffees from 186 roasters on Cafendo; Indonesia: 122 coffees from 73 roasters. Roasters describe coffees from Colombia most often with chocolate and nuts, and coffees from Indonesia with earthy, woody and herbal and chocolate. Share of light roasts: Colombia 15%, Indonesia 13%. Median price per kilo: Colombia ≈ $43.92 / kg, Indonesia ≈ $34.80 / kg.

Which is fruitier, coffees from Colombia or coffees from Indonesia?

In the roasters’ tasting notes, 63% of coffees from Colombia name fruit (citrus, berries, stone fruit, tropical or dried fruit), against 38% of coffees from Indonesia.

Which is roasted lighter, coffees from Colombia or coffees from Indonesia?

15% of coffees from Colombia are light roasts, against 13% of coffees from Indonesia.

Which is more expensive, coffees from Colombia or coffees from Indonesia?

Coffees from Colombia cost more: a median of ≈ $43.92 / kg, against ≈ $34.80 / kg for coffees from Indonesia, from the sizes and prices roasters list (indicative).

Where can I buy coffees from Colombia and coffees from Indonesia?

Cafendo does not sell coffee itself: each coffee links to a shop that sells it, usually the roaster’s own, and the shop sets the price and delivery.

How we picked

Cafendo does not taste or score coffees, so the list ranks what the catalog can tell. Each coffee gets points for:

  • each day in the last 90 on which visitors went to the roaster’s shop for it (up to 10);
  • each fact the roaster gives: producer, variety, process, altitude, region, tasting notes (up to 6);
  • a photo and a price (1 each), and an average rating of 4 stars or more (2).
  • At most two coffees per roaster; no commercial brands and no Amazon listings. Origin lists take single origins only.

Nobody pays for a place. The lists are worked out again every day from the catalog. How Cafendo orders its lists