Notes of vanilla, dates, and cedar. French roast (the darkest). An ideal coffee for those who like a full-bodied, low-acidity bold cup. RCNY writes: “Founded in 2015, the Gayo Laauser Antara Cooperative consists of about 466 farmers, each cultivating on approximately 1-5 hectares of land each. Each farmer produces around 33 containers of coffee per year, and everyone in the cooperative is Fair Trade certified and *. Most of the farms are small in scale and family-run, and many of the farming families moved to Jagong Jeget and Berawang highlands in Aceh in 1982 during a movement designed to economically support rural families. Giling Basah is the name for Indonesia's wet hulling process, and it is the predominant processing method completed there due to the high levels of rainfall. We are happy to bring wet-hulled coffee to the specialty coffee world!” Varietals: Bourbon, Catimor, and Jember, grown at 1450-1600 masl, wet hulled and patio dried.