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Aroma

Plum - Cherries

Taste

Candied citrus fruits - Maple syrup

Grinding

Quantity

Price

14,75€

Description and details

Selected single-origin produced exclusively from the beans of the plants of women cooperative members and is named after them, just as the proceeds are invested in programs benefiting women. To best guarantee quality, the time between harvesting and processing is never more than 12 hours. 

 

When the coffee arrives at the processing plant, the parchments are dried on raised beds and processed with the Wet - Hulled method, which involves the removal of parchment from the beans before complete drying. 


A coffee that has become very popular for its aroma of plums and cherries but also for its taste of candied citrus and maple 
syrup. 


Origin: Indonesia Botanical 
species: Arabica 
Variety: Gayo 
Production area: Aceh Tengah, Ache 
Altitude: 1,240 - 1,560 masl Treatment 
process: Wet hulled 
Classification: QUEEN - WETHULLED 
 

Roasting: 
· slow, to give each bean the right amount of time to develop and a perfect texture 
· light, to respect its quality and bring out all its individual nuances 
· dedicated to single-origin and 
· 100% artisanal order, exclusively handcrafted by the more than 20 years' experience of a true artisan roaster

Organoleptic/Sensory Analysis

Aroma

Plum, Cherries

Acidity

Balanced, with red fruit

Body

Delicate and intense

Taste

Candied citrus fruits, maple syrup

Aftertaste

Persistent and complex

Score

86.25

SUMATRA QUEEN KETIARA

This select single-origin is grown in the shaded, tropical forests of Sumatra's Aceh Gayo plateau in the tropical forests of the Gayo region on the edge of the Leuser National Park to protect the local ecosystem. 


It is produced by the Kopepi Ketiara cooperative, entirely led by women and committed to fair trade practices thanks to which  their products are organic and Fairtrade certified, made from beans sourced exclusively from the plants of the cooperative's female members and is named in their honour, and its proceeds are reinvested in programmes that benefit women. 


Maximum care is taken at all stages and to best guarantee quality, the time between harvesting and processing is never more than 12 hours. 
When the coffee arrives at the processing plant, the parchments are dried on raised beds and processed with the Wet Hulled (or Giling Basah) method, which involves the removal of the parchment from the beans before complete drying. A coffee that has also been very popular in international competitions, obtaining high scores.