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Banyan Coffee Company

ORGANIC JAVA (Taman Dadar)

Indonesia

  • Roast Level: Dark
  • Single Origin

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from$16.00

≈ $37.48 / kg

You’ll be taken to the roaster’s shop to complete your purchase.

Roaster based in
United States

Due to Supply and Demand our Java has increased in cost. If you would like an alternative please try the Tree Top  Flyer Espresso link below

https://www.banyancoffeecompany.com/product/tree-top-flyer-espresso-blend/

▸ LOW ACIDITY, SYRUPY, CHOCOLATE, WALNUT
▸ DARK ROAST
▸ WET-HULL PROCESS
▸ 3000-5200 MASL

Recommend Brewing: Drip Coffee, French Press, Espresso
Acidity: Low
Body: High
Sweetness: Average

Taste profile

From the details listed by the roaster’s shop.

Roast LevelDark
LightDark

Sizes and prices

GrindCoffee SizeSelect FrequencyPer kgPrice
Whole Beans12ozOne Time Purchase$47.03$16.00 ↗
Ground-Filter12ozOne Time Purchase$47.03$16.00 ↗
Ground (French Press)12ozOne Time Purchase$47.03$16.00 ↗
Whole Beans2lbOne Time Purchase$41.89$38.00 ↗
Ground-Filter2lbOne Time Purchase$41.89$38.00 ↗
Ground (French Press)2lbOne Time Purchase$41.89$38.00 ↗
Whole Beans5lbOne Time Purchase$37.48$85.00 ↗
Ground-Filter5lbOne Time Purchase$37.48$85.00 ↗
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GrindCoffee SizeSelect FrequencyPer kgPrice
Ground (French Press)5lbOne Time Purchase$37.48$85.00 ↗

Description

Due to Supply and Demand our Java has increased in cost. If you would like an alternative please try the Tree Top  Flyer Espresso link below

https://www.banyancoffeecompany.com/product/tree-top-flyer-espresso-blend/

▸ LOW ACIDITY COFFEE, SYRUPY, CHOCOLATE, WALNUT
▸ DARK ROAST
▸ WET-HULL PROCESS
▸ 1100 MASL

Recommend Brewing: Drip Coffee, French Press, Espresso
Acidity: Low
Body: High
Sweetness: Average

This coffee is sourced from family-owned farms in Java, Indonesia, particularly around the Kayumas and Curah Tatal villages. Coffee was first cultivated in Java in the 17th century, but a massive rust outbreak in the late 19th century wiped out a considerable part of the coffee crops. Cultivation began again at higher elevations, where rich volcanic soil and high elevation provided excellent growing conditions for specialty coffee. Though large government-run plantations are common, this lot is produced by smallholder farmers who also produce other crops for income diversity. Taman Dadar, meaning “flower garden,” aptly describes this production method. It also make a great espresso shot that deliveries great creama.

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