History Bengkulu is a province in the southwest of Sumatra, Indonesia. In ancient times, Bengkulu established many ethnic kingdoms, such as the Kingdom of Serut River, Kingdom of Selebar, Kingdom of Pat Petulai, etc., which eventually united under the Sultanate of Banten. In 1685, the British East India Company (EIC) came to Bengkulu and later established the largest Pepper Trade center in Indonesia. After all this time, finally the British handed over Bengkulu to the Netherlands for management. Bengkulu land is very fertile, so it is very good for plantation products, especially coffee. In Bengkulu there is a tradition of drinking coffee when traditional parties are held from the gardens of each family member. The unique taste and aroma makes Bengkulu coffee increasingly popular with coffee lovers. Advantages One of the advantages of Bengkulu coffee is its unique taste of coffee. The Bengkulu coffee we sell has a delicious blend of lemon and chocolate flavors. The Bengkulu coffee we sell is Arabica. Bengkulu coffee that we sell comes from the Bukit Kaba area. Currently, there are not too many stocks from the garden, so for those of you who want to taste the pleasure of Bengkulu coffee, you must immediately order while the stock is still available. Grade Master Specialty Grade Coffee Roast Level Medium to Dark Aroma Fruity Acidity High in start and then going to mild in aftertaste Body High Flavour Lemony, Chocolaty, Herb