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Speciality Robusta Coffee
Petungkriyono, Indonesia

A speciality Indonesian robusta with a difference, brought to you in collaboration with SwaraOwa foundation. Certified Wildlife Friendly® this coffee not only offers an exceptionally clean cup but it directly contributes to gibbon preservation.

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Tasting notes

Chocolate, spice, clove, vanilla

Origin

Petungkriyono, Java, Indonesia

Cooperative

Tinalum group and Sawahan group under SwaraOwa Foundation

Altitude

400-500 masl

Process

Natural

Q grade

80.92

Variety

Coffea canephora

Supports SwaraOwa Foundation, Petungkriyono, Central Java

The project

Certified Wildlife Friendly® kopi Owa, or "gibbon coffee," is a conservation initiative led by the SwaraOwa Foundation under the guidance of local primatologist Arif Setiawan, who has spent decades researching and protecting the habitat of the endangered Javan gibbon. The kopi Owa project emerged from the realisation that the most effective way to preserve the gibbon’s habitat is by working closely with local communities, helping them to create small and medium enterprises adjacent to the forest of the Javan gibbon habitat.

The people

SwaraOwa has transformed former hunters and loggers into sustainable coffee farmers, providing them with training to cultivate and process high-quality coffee. The project also empowers women, who play a crucial role in the production process, ensuring the coffee meets international standards and providing them with economic opportunities.

Harvest and process

Grown at altitudes of 200-750 masl in the Petungkriyono Forest, SwaraOwa has succeeded in raising the quality of their robusta coffee to speciality grade.

Our robusta coffee is naturally processed, offering an exceptionally clean cup with rich notes of chocolate, spice, clove, and vanilla, challenging misplaced perceptions of robusta coffee as being of lower quality to arabica.

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