Wih Ilang village is located at the south area and around 15 km from the center of Takengon city, with an altitude of 1600- 1700masl and an average temperature of 15-20 degree Celsius, which is part of the Pegasing District area. In Pegasing District, 95 percent of the population are read more
The most important coffee producing regions are found on the Islands of Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi (the former Celebes) and Timor. The cultivation of coffee in Indonesia has a 300 years history; which is closely related to the Dutch colonial rule. 90% of the cultivated area is divided up into many read more
The history of Mandheling coffee dates back to the Dutch colonial period in the 18th century when the Dutch East India Company introduced Arabica coffee to the region. The coffee was initially cultivated on large estates in North Sumatra, particularly around the highlands of Lake Toba. Over time, coffee farming read more
The most important coffee producing regions in Indonesia are found on the Islands of Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi (the former Celebes) and Timor. The cultivation of coffee in Indonesia has a 300 years history; which is closely related to the Dutch colonial rule. The „Lintong“ and „Mandheling“ coffees originated from Sumatra read more
Faith Group of Estates, a venerable property with a history spanning over a century, carries with it the rich legacy of British maintenance. Acquired directly from the esteemed British citizen, Mr. Conel Morris, this vast expanse of 850 acres stands as a testament to the enduring value of time-honored investments. read more
The verdant expanse that greets your eye tells a luscious story dating back to early 1900‘s. Situated at a delightful altitude of 3700ft the estate was first developed by JJ Murphy, often referred to as the pioneer of planters in India. It owns the reputation of being the first organized read more
In the early days of sailing, it took clippers about six months by wooden vessels to reach Europe. Due to the variation in climate, the coffee changed its original bean style, colour, size and flavour. Nowadays, Indian producers take advantage of the Monsoon to produce a speciality coffee with just read more
Palpare Estate is situated at Kutta, Coorg in India, was established around the year 1930 and is now managed and run by the third generation in the family. Palpare estate lies at an altitude of 900 m above sea level and receives an average annual rainfall of around 70 inches. read more
In the early days of sailing, it took clippers about six months by wooden vessels to reach Europe. Due to the variation in climate, the coffee changed its original bean style, colour, size and flavour. Nowadays, Indian producers take advantage of the Monsoon to produce a speciality coffee with just read more
Four generations of the Mathias family have been directly involved in cultivation and processing of coffee and tea. Kelagur Estate was acquired by Diwan Bahaclur S.L. Mathias (1868 – 1940), himself the son of a coffee planter, in 1927. At a time when the global coffee market was fluctuating, ’Sathab’ read more
