Every coffee we offer is a piece of the farmer’s journey — grown with devotion, harvested with pride, and carried forward with purpose. We honor the traditions that have shaped Indonesian coffee for generations, while also embracing innovative experimental processes that allow farmers to explore new potential and earn greater value. Each bean we share is a reflection of the people, the land, and the evolving craft behind it.
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Authentic Flavor from the Highlands
Savor the authentic flavor of carefully handpicked coffee beans from Indonesia’s highlands. Each Ayom Coffee bean delivers a distinctive, natural taste that captivates the senses.
Sustainable Farming Practices
We support farmers who use sustainable farming methods, preserving both coffee quality and environmental sustainability.
Bold and Full of Character
Bold, full-character coffee with deep cocoa notes, caramel sweetness, and a rich, lingering finish.
Cultivating Premium Coffee
Sustainable farming for high-quality, flavorful coffee beans.
Precision in Processing
Our coffee beans go through a meticulous processing journey to maintain a consistent and perfect flavor profile.
The Art of Coffee Sourcing
We select the finest beans from local Indonesian farmers practicing sustainable agriculture, ensuring authentic and fresh coffee quality.
Growing Coffee Excellence
Excellence in cultivation for unmatched quality and care.
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Experimental Coffee Processing
We believe great coffee starts with great standards. That’s why Ayom Coffee only sources and sells specialty-grade beans, graded 80 points and above. Specialty coffee comes from carefully selected ripe cherries, processed with precision, and evaluated for cup quality—like cleanliness, sweetness, aroma, and balance. The result is coffee with clearer flavors, better consistency, and a true expression of its origin. From careful picking to detailed post-harvest work, every Ayom lot is chosen for quality you can taste—and farmers can be proud of.
fermentation, allowing natural sugars and yeasts to develop rich, fruit-forward flavors. This method creates vibrant, expressive cups often reminiscent of red berries, grapes, and tropical jam.
Lactic fermentation introduces specific bacteria that produce lactic acid, giving the coffee a smooth, creamy texture and gentle sweetness. The result is a cup with a silky body and flavors that evoke yogurt, stone fruit, or caramel.
Infused coffees incorporate natural ingredients such as cinnamon, citrus peel, or botanicals during fermentation. These lots highlight both the coffee and the infusion partner, resulting in playful, aromatic profiles that stand out for their uniqueness.
Process Types
Understanding Our Core Coffee Processes
A brief overview of the most common post-harvest methods that shape flavor, body, and aroma in the cup. From fermentation to drying, each step leaves a signature that defines how the coffee tastes and feels.
Natural Process
Natural coffee is dried with the fruit still on the bean, allowing sugars from the cherry to develop deeper sweetness. The result is often a cup with bold fruit notes, heavier body, and a more jammy, complex character.
Fully Washed
Fully washed coffee is processed by removing the cherry fruit before drying, creating a cleaner and
more refined profile. This method highlights clarity, bright acidity, and crisp, well-defined flavors
Anaerobic
Anaerobic coffee is fermented in a sealed, oxygen-free environment to carefully control flavor
development. It often produces intense aromatics, unique fruity or wine-like notes, and a
distinctive, layered cup profile.
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Experimental Coffee Processing
Savor the authentic flavor of carefully handpicked coffee beans from Indonesia’s highlands. Each Ayom Coffee bean delivers a distinctive, natural taste that captivates the senses.
Wine Process
fermentation, allowing natural sugars and yeasts to develop rich, fruit-forward flavors. This method creates vibrant, expressive cups often reminiscent of red berries, grapes, and tropical jam.
Lactic Fermentation
Lactic fermentation introduces specific bacteria that produce lactic acid, giving the coffee a smooth, creamy texture and gentle sweetness. The result is a cup with a silky body and flavors that evoke yogurt, stone fruit, or caramel.
Indonesia’s coffee landscape is evolving, and nowhere is that more evident than in the rise of experimental processing methods. For generations, farmers relied on traditional techniques like washed, natural, or the iconic wet-hulled process. These methods shaped the classic flavor profiles people know today — earthy, chocolatey, bold. But as specialty coffee grew, so did the curiosity and creativity of Indonesian producers. They began exploring new fermentation styles, new environmental controls, and new ways to bring out the hidden potential within each cherry. The result is a new wave of experimental coffees that push boundaries, elevate value, and showcase just how dynamic Indonesian coffee can be.
Infused Process
Infused coffees incorporate natural ingredients such as cinnamon, citrus peel, or botanicals during fermentation. These lots highlight both the coffee and the infusion partner, resulting in playful, aromatic profiles that stand out for their uniqueness.
Every coffee purchase follows a path back to its origin. Most of the value returns to farmers, supporting their livelihoods and craft. The rest funds careful processing, delivery from remote origins, and community efforts that help local villages thrive.
Product
Authentic Flavor from the Highlands
Savor the authentic flavor of carefully handpicked coffee beans from Indonesia’s highlands. Each Ayom Coffee bean delivers a distinctive, natural taste that captivates the senses.
Product
Authentic Flavor from the Highlands
Savor the authentic flavor of carefully handpicked coffee beans from Indonesia’s highlands. Each Ayom Coffee bean delivers a distinctive, natural taste that captivates the senses.
Andi Pratama
Aceh Gayo
Altitude
1,400–1,600 masl
Origin
Aceh, Northern Sumatra, Indonesia
Taste Notes
Red Berries, Grape, Tropical Jam
Process
Wine Process
Sari Wulandari
Kintamani
Altitude
1,200–1,500 masl
Origin
Kintamani, Bali, Indonesia
Taste Notes
Creamy, Yogurt, Stone Fruit
Process
Lactic Fermentation
Dedi Saputra
West Java
Altitude
1,200–1,600 masl
Origin
West Java, Indonesia
Taste Notes
Chocolate, Ripe Fruit, Syrupy
Process
Natural
Lestari Cooperative
Toraja
Altitude
1,300–1,800 masl
Origin
Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Taste Notes
Dark Chocolate, Cedar, Herbal
Process
Wet-Hulled
Bagus Saputro
Lintong
Altitude
1,200–1,500 masl
Origin
Lintong Nihuta, Northern Sumatra, Indonesia
Taste Notes
Cocoa, Spice, Herbal
Process
Wet-Hulled
Adi Putera
Kerinci
Altitude
1,400–1,700 masl
Origin
Kerinci, Jambi, Indonesia
Taste Notes
Floral, Citrus, Tea-like
Process
Honey Process
Our Journey Across Continents
From remote farms to European coffee bars every city represents a new chapter in our journey.
What began at small farms across Indonesia now reaches European cities that celebrate quality and sustainability. Every shipment reflects a growing bridge between our farmers and the world.