Nola Wonga
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About This Coffee
Pomelo, Agave Syrup + Sloe Gin.
Nola Wonga is a clean washed coffee from Indonesia, courtesy of the forward-thinking Nola Wonga farmers group. Expect a vibrant, juicy pomelo kick, balanced by the syrupy sweetness of agave, all capped off with a surprising, boozy hint of sloe gin. This is an elegant cup that challenges expectations for Indonesian coffee. A bold, beautiful brew that keeps you coming back for another sip.
Coffee Details
- Origin
- Indonesia
- Region
- East-Nusu-Tenggara
- Altitude
- 1300-1600m • 1500m
- Process
- Washed
- Varietal
- Mixed Varietals
- Roast
- Medium
Best brewed as Aeropress and Cafetiere. Best enjoyed black.
Producer Story
Nola Wonga farmers group
"We founded our group to save our Arabica coffee heritage from being lost to vegetable crops. Through seedlings, support, and shared knowledge, we now grow coffee sustainably alongside other crops for stronger futures."
Nola Wonga
The Nola Wonga farmers group, founded in 2014 by Felix Soba in Wolowio village near Bajawa on Flores island, Indonesia, protects the region's renowned Arabica coffee tradition. At 1300-1600 masl, farmers receive seedlings, financial aid, and training to integrate coffee with other crops, boosting livelihoods, biodiversity, and global demand for Flores coffees. They grow primarily S795 variety, handpicking and washing for exceptional balance.
Producer Story
Nola Wonga farmers group
"We founded our group to save our Arabica coffee heritage from being lost to vegetable crops. Through seedlings, support, and shared knowledge, we now grow coffee sustainably alongside other crops for stronger futures."
Nola Wonga
The Nola Wonga farmers group, founded in 2014 by Felix Soba in Wolowio village near Bajawa on Flores island, Indonesia, protects the region's renowned Arabica coffee tradition. At 1300-1600 masl, farmers receive seedlings, financial aid, and training to integrate coffee with other crops, boosting livelihoods, biodiversity, and global demand for Flores coffees. They grow primarily S795 variety, handpicking and washing for exceptional balance.