The Collection
Explore specialty coffee shaped by Indonesia’s distinct origins. Each coffee is carefully sourced and roasted to express the depth and character of the archipelago.
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Rumah Kita Signature Blend
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Malino Appletini - Omniroast
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Gayo Shiraz - Filter
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Frinsa Peach Tart - Filter
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Frinsa Canelé - Filter
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Sold outGayo Rosella - Filter
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One of the most dynamic coffee origins today. Rich in history, yet rapidly evolving.
Why Indonesia?
The World Is Finally Paying Attention
A new generation of Indonesian producers is rewriting the rulebook, and the world's best baristas are taking notice. Indonesian coffees have stood on the podium at World Championship. This is no longer an emerging origin. It has arrived.
17,000 Islands. Endless Variety
From the volcanic highlands of West Java to the mountains of Aceh, no two Indonesian coffees taste alike. Each island, each altitude, each microclimate produces something entirely its own. You could spend a lifetime exploring Indonesian coffee and never taste the same cup twice.
A Flavour Profile Like No Other
Indonesian coffee carries a character shaped by centuries of unique geography, indigenous varieties, and a growing culture of craft. The cup speaks for itself.
Innovative Processing
Anaerobic fermentation. Experimental lot processing. Indonesian producers aren't just growing coffee, they're engineering flavour. Every bag we roast is the result of intentional, painstaking craft that starts long before the bean reaches our roaster.
Our Curated Collections of Indonesian Coffee and Gears
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Coffee Equipment
All our coffee gear is designed and made in Indonesia, reflecting our...
From Our Customers
Bridging two worlds, one origin at a time.
As an Indonesian living in Melbourne, I've always admired this city's world-class coffee culture, but something was missing. Despite being one of the world's largest coffee producers, Indonesian beans rarely made it to specialty cafés here.
Cêri Coffee was born to change that. We source from smallholder farmers across the archipelago — each region carrying its own terroir, processing tradition, and story — then roast every batch locally in Melbourne to honour the bean's true character.
Brew Methods
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Indonesian Specialty Coffee: Why the World Is F...
Indonesia is the world's fourth largest coffee producer — yet it's barely on the radar of most Australian coffee drinkers. That's changing. From world barista champions to pioneering producers, they...
Indonesian Specialty Coffee: Why the World Is F...
Indonesia is the world's fourth largest coffee producer — yet it's barely on the radar of most Australian coffee drinkers. That's changing. From world barista champions to pioneering producers, they...
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Re-circulation Brewing Method
Welcome to Vol. 2 Brew Diary by Cêri Coffee. This is where we slow down and explore brew recipes in a way we enjoy, with curiosity, an open mind, and...
Re-circulation Brewing Method
Welcome to Vol. 2 Brew Diary by Cêri Coffee. This is where we slow down and explore brew recipes in a way we enjoy, with curiosity, an open mind, and...
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Espresso recipe - Malino Appletini
Our recommended recipe for a light omniroast beans. It might look different from your typical espresso recipe.
Espresso recipe - Malino Appletini
Our recommended recipe for a light omniroast beans. It might look different from your typical espresso recipe.
FAQ
Find answers to common questions
We recommend letting your coffee rest before brewing so the flavours have time to fully develop. Freshly roasted beans naturally release gases that can affect extraction and taste if brewed too soon.
For most coffees, a 7–14 days rest after the roast date brings out the best balance of sweetness, aroma, and body. Coffee can stay fresh and delicious for up to 3 months if stored properly, and sometimes, letting it rest a little longer can make the flavours even better.
We’re proud to showcase the rich diversity of Indonesia’s coffee regions. Each island has its own unique climate, altitude, and processing methods that create distinct flavour profiles.
By offering single origin Indonesian coffee, we let each region’s character shine through in every cup. There are no blends and no masking of flavours, just a pure expression of where the coffee comes from. It’s our way of celebrating Indonesia’s world-class coffee heritage while sharing it with coffee lovers in Australia.
We’d love to work with you! Please reach out to us by sending us an email at info@cericoffee.com with a bit about your business and what you’re looking for. We’ll get back to you with our coffee offerings, pricing, and partnership details.
We strive to dispatch all orders within one to five working days of your purchase.
AUSTRALIA:
AusPost postage is FREE for orders over $60 (or $9 for orders under $60) Australia-wide.
USA:
$12 Shipping - Flat rate
FREE - Orders over $120
Our 10% first-order discount applies to all single bags but not to our bundles, as they’re already discounted.





