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sumatra lingtong, indonesia, indonesia + sumatra coffee from ware coffee lab

indonesia + sumatra coffee

Sumatra Lingtong, Indonesia

by ware coffee lab · ware, uk

you'll taste lemon before cedar. this is sumatra lingtong, indonesia, an indonesia + sumatra from ware coffee lab.

lemoncedar
£13buy from ware coffee lab

the bean

origin
indonesia + sumatra
region
sumatra
varietal
bourbon, typica
status
in stock
sumatra lingtong is a coffee from the lingtong region of sumatra, indonesia, roasted by ware coffee lab. it's built from bourbon and typica varietals, two of the older, more established arabica lineages, which tend toward clean, structured cups. expect lemon brightness alongside cedar, giving it a woody, resinous quality that sumatran coffees are known for. the acidity is present but grounded, not sharp. this profile suits slower brew methods, french press or pour-over, where the cedar depth has room to develop without being rushed. a medium-to-dark roast approach would complement the earthy, woody character without overpowering the lemon.

common questions

What does Sumatra Lingtong, Indonesia taste like?

this coffee leads with lemon brightness and a distinct cedar quality, giving it a woody, slightly resinous character alongside the citrus. the combination makes for a cup that is structured and grounded rather than delicate or floral.

How is Sumatra Lingtong, Indonesia grown and processed?

it is grown in the lingtong region of sumatra, indonesia, using bourbon and typica varietals, two classic arabica lineages with long histories in specialty coffee. no specific processing method is listed beyond what the origin typically implies.

How should I brew Sumatra Lingtong, Indonesia?

slower, immersion-friendly methods like french press or a careful pour-over will give the cedar and lemon notes the best chance to come through clearly. a medium-coarse grind and water around 93-96°c is a reasonable starting point.

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