Collection: Indonesian coffee

Indonesia is known worldwide for its strong, spicy coffees with a full body and low acidity. Thanks to the tropical climate, volcanic soils and unique processing methods such as wet hulled (Giling Basah), distinct flavor profiles are created here that are loved by lovers of rich, earthy coffees. At Koffie Kenner you will find a careful selection of specialty coffee from Indonesia , originating from islands such as Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi and Flores.

What makes Indonesian coffee unique

Indonesia is one of the world’s largest coffee producers, having been producing coffee since the 17th century. The archipelago of thousands of islands and a tropical climate offers an exceptional variety of terroirs. From the highlands of Sumatra to the volcanic slopes of Java and the pristine nature of Sulawesi, Indonesian coffee beans are rich, intense and distinctive in flavour.

What makes Indonesian coffee truly unique is the processing method. The traditionalGiling Basahor “wet hulling” technique provides low acidity, full body and pronounced earthy, spicy and sometimes smoky flavours. Perfect for those who love characterful espressos and dark filter coffees.

Indonesian Coffee Flavor Profiles

Indonesian coffees are known for their robust, deep flavors. In our collection you will find the following flavor profiles:


Earthy and spicy – ​​with notes of clove, tobacco and laurel


Chocolate and cocoa – rich, creamy and slightly bitter


Woody and smoky – deep and intense, perfect for espresso


Subtle sweetness – balanced by notes of dark fruit or dried figs

Although Indonesian coffee is often associated with espresso or moka pot, many of our coffees are also surprisingly good as a filter — especially when sourced from specialty microlots with careful processing.

Regions and origins

The most famous coffee regions of Indonesia are:


– full body, earthy flavors, low acidity


– more balanced, with cocoa and spice profiles


– complex, spicy and slightly fruity


– rarer, often spicy with a wine-like character

At Koffie Kenner we select coffees from small farms and cooperatives that focus on quality, sustainability and transparency.

Why Indonesian specialty coffee at Koffie Kenner?

Our Indonesian coffee beans are:

✅ Sourcing transparent: traceable down to the farmer or cooperative

✅ Freshly roasted in small batches in the Netherlands

✅ Suitable for multiple brewing methods

✅ Selected based on cuppings and flavor profiles

✅ Sustainably purchased, with fair prices for producers

Whether you're an experienced espresso drinker or just looking for a spicy change from your usual filter coffee, our Indonesian selection offers depth, balance and adventure in your cup.

What is the difference between Indonesian coffee and, for example, Colombian or Ethiopian coffee?

Indonesian coffees tend to be less acidic, but fuller in body and flavor. Where Ethiopian coffees are more floral and fruity, and Colombian coffees are balanced and sweet, Indonesian coffees are powerful, spicy and earthy.

What is “Giling Basah” (law hulling)?

This is a unique Indonesian processing method where the beans are partially dried before being hulled. This gives the coffee its characteristic earthy and deep flavour, and ensures low acidity.

Is Indonesian coffee suitable for espresso?

Absolutely. The full body and low acidity make these beans ideal for espresso, moka pot or even cold brew. Some specialty lots are also suitable for slow coffee methods.