The Sumatra coffee is rich in flavor as it is rich in coffee history. Amazingly enough, it was once thought to be lost to the world and it took over 100 years for the rare cultivar to be rediscovered, hidden amongst the lush jungle of Sumatra. Since then, these ancient Arabica trees have been replanted in the Mandailing Province of West Sumatra which is now world famous for its production of gourmet coffee.
It was the Dutch coffee and spice traders who were responsible for originally establishing the region's reputation in 1835 with the intention of exporting premium coffee for The Dutch East India Trading Company. This coffee was so highly valued in Europe that it guaranteed the Dutch a complete monopoly on the global coffee trade for over 200 years!
It is no wonder that Black Satin coffee is our best selling dark-roasted coffee. It has a thick and... read more >>
It was the Dutch coffee and spice traders who were responsible for originally establishing the region's reputation in 1835 with the intention of exporting premium coffee for The Dutch East India Trading Company. This coffee was so highly valued in Europe that it guaranteed the Dutch a complete monopoly on the global coffee trade for over 200 years!
It is no wonder that Black Satin coffee is our best selling dark-roasted coffee. It has a thick and... read more >>






