Distinctions "Esteem" - A unique Indonesian coffee extremely popular with those who like a flavourful but still light bodied coffee.

Sulawesi Toraja is grown in the Toraja region in the south-eastern highlands of Sulawesi, an Indonesian island east of Borneo. This area is extremely mountainous and is populated by the Toraja ethnic group. The coffee is grown at extremely high altitudes compared with other coffees from the same region. While most Sumatran coffee is grown as low as 800 meters above sea level, Sulawesi Toraja is grown 1100-1800 meters above sea level. It has an unmistakably musty and earthy flavor. Some may find this unappetizing, but it is a quintessential aspect of the coffee’s makeup.

Unlike Sumatran coffee, which is known for its robust body, Sulawesi beans are light bodied. The light body combined with the low acidity gives the resulting drink a deep and creamy texture and flavor.

In terms of flavor, Sulawesi is beautifully balanced with no single flavor taking too much prominence. When drinking Sulawesi expect to taste notes of ripe fruit, dark chocolate, mushrooms, herbs, and sweet spices. It’s also fairly common to smell an almost cedar wood-like aroma.

8oz = 0.5lb = 227g

16oz = 1lb = 454g

80oz = 5lb = 2.27kg