Sumatra Kopi Luwak: Regional Varieties and Farm Locations
Lake Toba, the volcanic caldera in North Sumatra, is 100 kilometers long and 30 kilometers wide — the…
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Malaysian Musang Coffee vs Indonesian Kopi Luwak
Walk through a Malaysian night market and you may encounter “kopi musang” on a menu, priced at a…
Read ArticleVietnam’s Alamid Coffee vs Indonesian Kopi Luwak
Vietnam is the world’s largest producer of Robusta coffee — not a footnote to that fact, but the…
Read ArticleWhen Is Kopi Luwak Harvested? Indonesia’s Coffee Season Guide
Java typically runs one month behind Sumatra. That sentence, simple as it sounds, determines everything about when authentic…
Read ArticleCoffee Tourism in Indonesia: Beyond Bali
Most visitors to Indonesia arrive in Bali, see a civet in a cage surrounded by tourist signage, pay…
Read ArticleSumatra vs Java Coffee: How Indonesia’s Two Giants Taste Different — And Which to Choose
Sumatra and Java both grow Indonesian Arabica — but the cup profiles couldn't be more different. Here's the…
Read ArticleIndonesian Coffee Beans Ranking — Why Kopi Luwak Leads
Indonesia produced 760,000 metric tons of coffee in 2023, making it the world’s fourth-largest coffee producer after Brazil,…
Read ArticleBali Kopi Luwak Farms: Tourist Trap or Authentic Experience?
In March 2024, PETA’s Senior Vice President Jason Baker confirmed that investigators had documented deplorable conditions at a…
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