Coffee Production in Bali, Indonesia, A Quick Glimpse

These are a few clips from my recent trip to Bali to check out the processing and small-holder coffee farms. Bali produces a wet-processed coffee (unlike wet-hulled coffee of other Indo origins like Sumatra and Sulawesi). Coffee comes starts at a modest 1000 meters and tops out around 1350 meters. A small amount is grown higher up but it's very little volume. This is a long (and long-winded), handheld self-shot iphone video. It's just a glimpse of Bali coffee from a limited visit to the island. -T
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[@redheelerdog]

Awesome place Tom, thanks for sharing with us! The coffee and citrus together is incredible.

[@adhithyasodhi3203]

A bit late to this, but thank you. A very interesting and engaging way to learn more about these great farms

[@billschafer4531]

I like your videos very much. Just discovered you a few weeks ago and learn something from every video I've watched.

[@adithyahk]

Broader leaves are robusta variety. Plantation looks really great, we have citrus and sometimes cardamom interplanted with coffee here in Karnataka, India.

[@marnettehabamungu4476]

I like that

[@mrmasonman]

love the moores story!! i would like to hear some frog rap...not
very cool vid thanks for the knowledge too!

[@tumplakcangkem9349]

masih ijo bro.... masih panen asal

[@ArettaCoffee]

Watch and learn . Thanks for the video.

[@腹ペコかこちゃん]

🐕🐶

[@ronmullick253]

Cool.
Just a little edit would enhance.

[@HILANDERHOANH]

Good performance
I come from daklak
The capital of coffee in vietnam

[@BaysviewPg]

Very nice farm, love it! Thanks for sharing this video, it is an eye opening for me to understand how coffee trees were grown.

[@timothyciarlette8250]

Love these videos, thanks.