Tracing the Origins of Coffee Arabica Gayo Aceh

Indonesia has many types of coffee spread throughout the region. Coffee in each region has a distinctive taste. One of Arabica Gayo coffee originating from Aceh.Arabica Gayo is one of the best varieties of coffee dunia.Mulai from aroma until the taste is extraordinary, has been is recognized by coffee lovers not only in their own country, but also abroad. Arabica coffee type is cultivated in the highlands of Gayo Land, Southeast Aceh, and Gayo Lues. Arabica coffee is rather large and dark green, its leaves are oval, the tree reaches seven meters. But in coffee plantations, the height of this tree is maintained to range from 2-3 meters. The goal is easy to be harvested. Arabica coffee trees begin to produce its first fruit in three years.Commonly branches grow from the stem with a length of about 15 centimeters.Dirunan which is above the color because of the sun, while the darker under it. Each stem holds 10-15 small flower arrangement that will The coffee legend in the historical record suggests coffee was invented by Sheikh Omar, a physician who has the ability to cure the disease. Because of the advantages it has, Sheik is exiled to a desert cave near Ousab . He then searched for food from the wild plants growing around the cave, and found red red berries and chewed it. However, it tasted bitter unlike the red color and seemed sweet. Curious, Sheik tried to roast the beans and became hard.Masih curious , he then grabs the hard-grilled black beans, softening them by boiling them in hot water. Turns out, after softening the beans and coffee together into the fragrant brown liquid. After drinking, the Sheikh feels different sensations and influences. Raised coffee beans is also able to cure the mysterious illness of Princess King Mochas.This coffee plant te rsebar in Indonesia first by the Dutch in the 17th century who get Arabica Mocca seed from Saudi Arabia, then brought to Batavia which is currently Jakarta.Pertama Arabica coffee is first planted and developed in the region Jatinegara, Jakarta which is currently widely known to the public as Pondok Kopi.Penyebaran further up in the highlands of Gayo and in the district of Central Aceh.Kekuasaan Netherlands who attended in 1904 in Gayo Land as well as providing a new life that is by opening a plantation of coffee plantations found in Gayo land at an altitude of 1000-1700 meters from the sea surface. In 1925 to 1930, a new history began to open the coffee garden in the community. The opening of coffee plantation is done by farmers who happened to be neighbors with the Dutch garden tersebut.Hingga in 1930 there are four villages that have stood around the Dutch gardens are now located in Belang Gele namely Kampung Belang Gele, Paya Sawi, Atu Gajah and also Pantan Peseng.Terdapat archaeological evidence in the form of the rest of the existing coffee drying plants in the Dutch colonial period in Central Aceh is precisely in the village of Wih Porak Silih Nara subdistrict.That explains that the coffee in the future it has become a very important economic commodities. Now, Arabica Gayo coffee has become the most basic livelihood by most of Gayo society. In fact, it has become the only center of a very high quality coffee plant in the region of Central Aceh. One company in Indonesia which process Arabica Gayo coffee is Tiara Farm. The company cultivates in Umah Besi Village, Timang Elephant District, Bener Meriah District, Gayo - Aceh. Farm Farms grows coffee on a 20 hectare (ha) plot above 1,000 meters from the surface
Indonesia has many types of coffee spreads throughout the region. Coffee in every area has a distinctive flavor. One of them is Arabica Gayo coffee originating from Aceh. Arabica Gayo is one of the world's best coffee varieties. Starting from the scent until the taste is extraordinary, has been recognized by coffee lovers not only in their own country, but also to abroad. Arabica coffee is cultivated in the highlands of Gayo Land, Southeast Aceh, and Gayo Lues. Arabica coffee is rather large and dark green, oval-shaped leaves, with a tree height of seven meters. However, in coffee plantations, the height of this tree is maintained to range from 2-3 meters. The goal is easy to harvest. Arabica coffee trees start producing first fruit in three years. Usually the branch grows from the stem with a length of about 15 centimeters. The leaves are above the color of the sun, while the lower is darker. Each rod accommodates 10-15 small flower arrangements that will be the fruit of coffee. Then, where is the origin of coffee on the Gayo highland? The coffee legend in the historical record sugges