Sumatra High Altitude Slow Dry Natural
Natural lot with Peach Tea, Apricot, and Agave in the cup.
Aceh, ID · Natural
Typical $1.86 to $2.97/oz
Broad comparison
Producer
Compare Central Sumatera Coffee’s offerings tracked by Cherrybook. A producer can supply different lots, varieties and harvests; check those details alongside the process, bag size and price.
Producer overview
Central Sumatera Coffee sources its offerings from the regions of Aceh and Sumatra in Indonesia, operating within an altitude band of 1300 to 1800 meters. The catalog currently includes five coffees from this producer, with four currently in-stock and distributed across three different roasters. The average Cherrybook Index across their lots is 60.2. The varietal landscape in the catalog is dominated by Typica, which appears in five lots, alongside one lot featuring other varieties. The process portfolio reflects traditional and experimental methods typical of the region, featuring three wet-hulled lots, one semi-washed lot, and one natural lot. Infusion and co-ferment techniques are also present in the current catalog offerings. Recent catalog examples include the Sumatra Central Sumatera Coffee Jasmine Co-Ferment Semi-Washed roasted by Push X Pull Coffee, the Sumatra High Altitude Slow Dry Natural also from Push X Pull Coffee, and the Indonesian Sumatra Bener Meriah – Gayo Aalamin – Typica Wet-hulled Jasmine Co-Ferment Infusion offered by Burman Coffee Traders. Additional entries feature the Lychee Co-Ferment Infusion from Burman Coffee Traders and a lot from Rogue Wave Coffee.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1300–1800m
Natural lot with Peach Tea, Apricot, and Agave in the cup.
Aceh, ID · Natural
Typical $1.86 to $2.97/oz
Broad comparison
Expect Lychee, Plum, and Grape from this wet-hulled lot.
Sumatra, ID · Wet-Hulled
Semi Washed lot with Jasmine, Fruit Loops, and Black Tea in the cup.
Aceh, ID · Semi Washed
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Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.