Wooden serving tray.
Tray, coffee, banana leaves.
Paper bag , paper boxes, lunch boxes, paper tray eco friendly with water base coated oil resistant, water proof and anti bacterial ( free micro plastic).
Cushion cover, table runner, bedsheet, marmer tray and homedecor item.
Wooden bowls, and other kitchenwares made from wood..
Wine coffee is Gayo Arabica coffee which has a taste similar to wine drinks (grapes) but does not contain alcohol, this taste is obtained from natural fermentation and the process is certainly not arbitrary. Coffee that grows at a minimum altitude of 1500 MDPL has a different harvest time than coffee that grows lower and has thicker mucilage (mucus) so that it greatly affects the taste produced. Arabika Gayo Wine Coffee Central Aceh Varietas: Multy Variety Altitude: 1500-1700 mdpl Process : Natural Process MOQ 20ft container
Arabica Gayo Coffee Bean, Speciality, Wine (Unroasted) The wine process is a variation of the natural process where ripe coffee cherries are selectively picked and then partially pulped, leaving varying amounts of mucilage intact. The beans are then dried with the remaining mucilage, resulting in a sticky texture reminiscent of wine. This method produces coffees with rich, syrupy body, enhanced sweetness, and complex flavor profiles that may include notes of tropical fruit, berries, and chocolate.
Banana leaf, pandan leaf, betel leaf, catappa leaf, bamboo leaf, ladyfinger/okra, round bamboo tray, palm broomstick, palm hard broom, coco soft broom, duster.
Arabica Gayo Coffee Bean, Speciality, Natural (Unroasted) Natural Process (Dry Process) In the natural process, also known as the dry process, ripe coffee cherries are carefully handpicked from the coffee trees and laid out in thin layers to dry naturally in the sun. During the drying process, the cherries shrink and the pulp surrounding the beans ferments, imparting fruity and intense flavors to the beans. Natural process coffees are characterized by their bold, fruity, and often wine-like flavors, with pronounced sweetness and complexity
