Royal Puri Darissalam Aceh Gayo

The Gayo live in the isolated central mountains of the Aceh province on the island of Sumatra. Their homeland lies in the Bukit Barisan Range (“Parade of Mountains”). They are over 12,000 feet high and span more than one thousand miles. Most Gayo live in the Central Aceh and Southeast Aceh regencies. In the past, the sultans of Aceh conquered the Gayo region and made them slaves. After the initial Dutch resistance, the Dutch occupied the area from 1904-1942. During this time, the Gayo developed a thriving cash crop economy in vegetables and coffee.

At this moment we only have some practical information available. The farm will be visited next week and after that we shall know more. So for now: The coffee harvest is from April to August, with a whole production capacity of 500kg/hour and the warehouse capacity of 200 tons. The maximum quantities per month and type of coffee speciality, at the harvest time conventional 2 tons per month per harvest. Delivery terms: