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GAYO ARABICA · EXPERIMENTAL LOT

Gayo Arabica
Wine Fermentation

An experimental fermentation program intended to develop intense fruit, wine-like aroma, and distinctive cup character.

Wine-Style Fermentation / Producer-DefinedLot-basedFOB

“Wine fermentation” is a producer/process descriptor; the exact protocol, duration, culture, and whether any inoculation is used must be documented per lot.

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BUYER POSITIONING

Experimental micro-lots for differentiated premium releases

An experimental fermentation program intended to develop intense fruit, wine-like aroma, and distinctive cup character.

  • Experimental single-origin releases
  • Competition-inspired or reserve menus
  • Roasters seeking distinctive fermentation character

REFERENCE SPECIFICATION

Lot details confirmed before quotation

OriginGayo Highlands, Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia
SpeciesArabica
ProcessWine-Style Fermentation / Producer-Defined
Grade / ScreenPhysical and cup specification confirmed per lot
Moisture / DefectsConfirmed for the offered lot and agreed buyer standard
Typical cup directionIntense ripe fruit, wine-like aromatics, spice, sweetness, and complex acidity; lot-dependent
AvailabilityLimited micro-lot / subject to confirmation
PackagingJute bag; inner liner / GrainPro available as agreed
Trade termFOB

The confirmed sales specification, sample evaluation, and lot documentation take precedence over typical descriptions.

LOT CONFIRMATION

Information professional buyers can request

Physical specification

Moisture, defect value, screen, preparation, crop period, and packing format.

Sample and cup review

Representative sample and cupping information when available and commercially agreed.

Export documentation

Invoice, packing list, COO, phytosanitary, fumigation, and COA/QC documents as agreed.

REQUEST AVAILABILITY

Discuss your Wine Fermentation requirement

Share volume, destination port, Incoterm, target specification, packaging, sample needs, and required timing.