Common Grounds Coffee and Roastery CS

your hands shake a little when you first smell common grounds' wet-hulled mandheling. that earthy funk hits different than anything else in jakarta's specialty scene. the gayo beans carry mountain soil under their fingernails, while their java pulls taste like tobacco leaves and brown sugar melting on your tongue. this isn't tourist coffee. owner budi sources directly from sumatra's highlands, where farmers still hull beans at 50% moisture the old way. herbal, wild, unmistakably indonesian.