Table of coffee origins - Oceania
Country/Region | Denomination | Notes |
Papua New Guinea | ||
Papua New Guinea (general) | Modest, low-toned richness, moderate acidity like fermented apples. Often compared with Indonesian coffee, it is not as full-bodied or aromatic but possesses a buttery quality and great sweetness | |
Sigri | Earthy body, not as full-bodied or aromatic as coffee from Sulawesi but as fruity as it | |
Arona | Modestly rich taste, comfortably rich, with a fruity aroma and generally well-balanced | |
Kimel | Full-bodied with a medium bright acidity. A wild cup with currant and chocolate hints | |
Chimbu | ||
New Caledonia | ||
New Caledonia (general) | A fair Robusta or Liberica. Often compared to Blue Mountains from Jamaica | |
La Foa | ||
Leroy | The most famous origin | |
Bourbon Pointu | ||
Farino | Domaine Ida-Marc | |
Vanuatu | ||
New Hebrides | ||
Tanna | Tanna | Full body and rich aromatics with a nutty taste, lacking bitterness |
Hawaii | ||
Hawaii (general) | Handsome roast, fine smooth flavour, low in acidity, with good body. Rarely complex or fruity | |
Big Island | Kona | Mildly acid, striking character |
Big Island | Kau | |
Big Island | Puna | |
Big Island | Hamakua | |
Olaa | ||
Hilo | ||
Maui | Maui | |
Maui | Kula | |
Maui | Waikapu | |
Maui | Kipahulu | |
Molokai | Kaulapuu | |
Oahu | ||
Kauai | ||
Australia | ||
Queensland | Mackay | From Sri Lanka or Coorg Seed |
Source: All About Coffee, The World Atlas of Coffee plus our own researches.