Indonesia Coffee Beans - Bener Meriah Anaerobic Natural : Eight years ago, a dream ignited a journey from the city to the coffee-rich lands of Bener Meriah, Sumatra. Inspired by the potential of coffee farming in the Aceh region, this passion evolved into a mission to develop top-quality Arabica beans. Grown at 1,100 to 1,500 meters, estates such as Asbi’s, Enzo’s, and Empus Israk cultivate varieties like Typica and Bourbon. Using a natural processing method, beans are sun-dried to achieve balanced flavors, with a commitment to sustainability and traceability in every step.
• Cup Character: Juicy and layered with tropical fruit notes, cacao depth, and a lively finish
• Acidity Level: Medium to high, bright and expressive
• Body: Medium, textured and smooth
• Sweetness: Ripe fruit sweetness with a rich cacao-like undertone
• Best Enjoyed: Black to experience the fruit complexity and fermentation character more clearly
• Ideal For: Those who enjoy more vibrant, fruit-driven coffees with a modern processing style
• Roast Approach: Roasted to preserve fruit intensity, sweetness, and cup definition
Indonesia Bener Meriah Anaerobic Natural
Indonesia Bener Meriah Anaerobic Natural
Indonesia Coffee Beans - Bener Meriah Anaerobic Natural : Eight years ago, a dream ignited a journey from the city to the coffee-rich lands of Bener Meriah, Sumatra. Inspired by the potential of coffee farming in the Aceh region, this passion evolved into a mission to develop top-quality Arabica beans. Grown at 1,100 to 1,500 meters, estates such as Asbi’s, Enzo’s, and Empus Israk cultivate varieties like Typica and Bourbon. Using a natural processing method, beans are sun-dried to achieve balanced flavors, with a commitment to sustainability and traceability in every step.
• Cup Character: Juicy and layered with tropical fruit notes, cacao depth, and a lively finish
• Acidity Level: Medium to high, bright and expressive
• Body: Medium, textured and smooth
• Sweetness: Ripe fruit sweetness with a rich cacao-like undertone
• Best Enjoyed: Black to experience the fruit complexity and fermentation character more clearly
• Ideal For: Those who enjoy more vibrant, fruit-driven coffees with a modern processing style
• Roast Approach: Roasted to preserve fruit intensity, sweetness, and cup definition
Papaya, Cacao Nibs, Mango
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Blacksmith's Brew Guides
What You'll Need
19 g (finely ground)
250 ml at 92°C
How to Brew
Purge & Prep
- Purge the group head to stabilize temperature.
- Wipe and dry the portafilter.
Grind & Dose
- Pour 30–40g of water evenly over the grounds.
- Let it sit for 30 seconds.
- This releases trapped gases for better extraction.
Distribute
- Slowly pour in circles up to 150g total.
- Keep the water level
steady—not too aggressive
Tamp
- Continue pouring gently until you reach 240g total.
Extract
- Let all the water drip through.
- Total brew time should be around 2mins 30seconds.
Stop
- Stop the shot at 40g yield.
Parameters
- Dose: 19g coffee
- Yield: 40g espresso
- Ratio: 1:2.1
- Water Temp: 92°C
- Time: 25–30 seconds
Target
- Balanced flavor with good body and crema.
- Extraction time between 25–30 seconds.
Dial-In Tips
- Too fast (<25s): Grind finer → increases resistance → slows flow
- Too slow (>30s): Grind coarser → reduces resistance → speeds flow
Purge & Prep
- Rinse the paper filter with hot water (removes paper taste + warms everything).
- Discard rinse water.
- Add ground coffee and level the bed.
Bloom (0:00–0:30)
- Pour 30–40g of water evenly over the grounds.
- Let it sit for 30 seconds.
- This releases trapped gases for better extraction.
Main pour (0:30–1:30)
- Slowly pour in circles up to 150g total.
- Keep the water level steady—not too aggressive.
Final pour (1:30–2:00)
- Continue pouring gently until you reach 240g total.
Drawdown (finish ~2:10–2:30)
- Let all the water drip through.
- Total brew time should be around 2mins 30seconds.
Parameters
- Coffee: 15g
- Water: 240g (1:16 ratio)
- Water temp: 90–93°C
What You Need
- Origami Dripper
- Paper filter (Origami or Kalita Wave style)
- Fresh coffee beans
- Grinder (medium grind, like table salt)
- Scale (recommended)
- Kettle (ideally gooseneck)
- Mug/server
Quick Tips
- Too sour? Grind finer or extend brew time.
- Too bitter? Grind coarser or pour faster.
Indonesian bean is good 👍
with Papaya, Cacao Nibs, Mango notes
taste of coffee is good, fruity, but there is no option for aeropress grinding..pls add it
Loved it as a hot v60. You can taste the notes.
Nice fruity tones.