your first sip of koffie kaart's wet-hulled mandheling hits different than anything you've had from sumatra. they're pulling beans from the volcanic highlands around lake toba, processing them with that distinctly indonesian wet-hulling method that gives you those earthy, herbal notes with zero of the muddiness. the gayo beans from aceh province carry more brightness, almost citrusy. their java offerings lean heavier, with that full-bodied richness that coats your tongue. this medan operation knows exactly what indonesian coffee should taste like.
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