a dark roast that's brewing light.

$5 from every bag sold immediately fuels the Sumatra Resilience & Rebuilding Effort for Ketiara, providing power, critical information access, and essential food to our isolated farmer partners in Indonesia.
  • Single Origin Indonesia
  • Single Origin Indonesia
  • Single Origin Indonesia
  • Single Origin Indonesia
  • Single Origin Indonesia

Single Origin Indonesia

$16.00

DARK ROAST

Grown by the women-led Ketiara Co-op in the Gayo Highlands in Sumatra, Indonesia, this Fairtrade, single origin dark roast delivers a bold, earthy cup with purpose. Savor rich notes of cedar, cocoa, and spice—brought to life through a traditional wet-hulling process. Deeply rooted in community, sustainability, and the forested mountains, this coffee invites you to discover the flavor of a better future—one shaped by the strength of a coffee bean and the hands that harvest it.

Ingredients: whole bean organic arabica coffee

The Sumatra Resilience and Rebuilding Effort for Ketiara is an urgent humanitarian effort launched in direct solidarity with our cherished partners, the Ketiara Cooperative, in the Gayo Highlands of Sumatra, Indonesia.

This community of women-led farmers has been devastated by rare Cyclone Senyar over Thanksgiving weekend 2025 causing catastrophic mudslides. The crisis is immediate: farms have been decimated, homes destroyed, two vital road-access bridges have been washed away, completely isolating their villages and cutting off access to essentials like food, clean water, and electricity.

Our partnership goes beyond procurement; it is a promise of mutual support. Grace Farms Tea and Coffee is rallying to provide immediate capital to restore their lifeline. While essential humanitarian supplies are currently being flown in, this effort focuses on delivering the critical tools necessary for their immediate survival and future self-sufficiency:

  • Generators to restore electricity and power critical resources.
  • Starlink internet access to break the isolation and reconnect the community to the outside world.
  • Essential Food Supplies to sustain the most affected and isolated farmers.

By dedicating $5 from every bag sold of our Single-Origin Indonesian coffee to this effort, we are financing the foundation of their long-term recovery. This is Phase I of a sustained commitment to the Ketiara community—a promise to stand with them as they overcome this crisis and begin the process of rebuilding.

This is not a nonprofit charitable fund. Contributions are made by Grace Farms Tea & Coffee directly to Ketiara Cooperative and its members.

Indonesian coffee is known for its rich, full-bodied profile and deep, earthy character. In Sumatra, most beans are processed using a traditional method called giling basah, or wet hulling, where parchment is removed while the beans are still wet due to the region’s humid climate. This technique—used almost exclusively in Indonesia—results in a distinctive cup with herbal notes, low acidity, and a smooth, syrupy body.

Sourced exclusively from the women-led Ketiara Co-Op in the Gayo Highlands of northwestern Sumatra Indonesia.

Elevation / Environment:
3,900 - 5,500’ / Highland Jungle

Satellite image of a tropical cyclone with color coding on a map of Asia.

November 26, 2025

cyclone senyar

the most devastating natural disaster to Sumatra since the tsunami of 2004.
Adam and Ketiara Cooperative at coffee farm in July 2025 July 2025
December 2025

brewing hope

Sumatra Resilience & Rebuilding Effort

Join our urgent mission to support the Ketiara Cooperative—our women-led partners in the Gayo Highlands—who are isolated and have lost everything to the recent climate disaster. Your immediate financial assistance today creates a lifeline: providing life-saving power, Starlink for critical communication access, and essential food supplies.

Ibu Rahmah (pictured in red) is the cooperative's founder and chairwoman and is mobilizing humanitarian and community supplies to help their community of farmers.

We are partnering with Fairtrade America to provide $5 from every bag sold that supports Phase I of the life-saving effort.

phase 1: immediate life saving support

Small bridge over a rocky stream with lush greenery on either side, labeled 'Jembatan enang enang'. Small bridge over a rocky stream with lush greenery on either side, labeled 'Jembatan enang enang'.

access

Road access to the Gayo Highlands is now impossible due to the destruction of two vital bridges from mudslides and flooding, necessitating the use of air transportation for humanitarian assistance.

Rice bags Rice bags

food

The Ketiara Cooperative have mobilized to secure and airlift in more than two hundred 50 lb. bags of rice to get to farmers and their families completely cut off from markets and supplies.

Two people sitting in the back of a large black truck with a scenic background. Two people sitting in the back of a large black truck with a scenic background.

power

Ibu Rahmah receiving the first delivery of generators from the tarmac and bringing them to the community to be able to provide access to electricity and running water.

Starlink boxes with promotional materials on a metallic surface Starlink boxes with promotional materials on a metallic surface

communication

Access to internet and communication is being brought in via Starlink to give access to remote areas so they can call doctors, relay needs, and give updates.

with heart, from the highlands of sumatra

  • gayo highlands
    gayo highlands
    gayo highlands

    Grown in forested mountains
    using shade-grown methods that
    preserve biodiversity

  • wet-hulled
    wet-hulled
    wet-hulled

    Indonesia's unique process
    of removing the parchment
    while the bean is still wet

  • full-bodied
    full-bodied
    full-bodied

    low acidity with a
    smooth, earthy finish

  • bursting with flavor
    bursting with flavor
    bursting with flavor

    bold, herbal, and earthier
    than most arabicas

tasting notes

kopepi ketiara

Inspiring entrepreneurship

The Ketiara Cooperative is a thriving collective of more than 1,500 smallholder farmers led by founder and chairwoman Ibu Rahmah — 1,100 of them women — located in the Gayo Highlands of western Sumatra. Ibu Rahmah began as a farmer herself and started the cooperative to create financial opportunity for herself and her community.

Founded to empower women and protect the region’s local ecosystem, the Fairtrade International co-op is a leader in regenerative, shade-grown farming and gender equity in coffee.

Since our partnership began in 2014, the co-op has tripled in membership and yield—proof of what’s possible when community, the environment, and quality grow together and the strength of a coffee bean.

gift boxes with single origin indonesia coffee

2 Teas & 2 Coffees Gift Box

$59.00
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