Hello Zagreb, here we come ☕🤗

The million dollar question we got so often today in Budapest: who roasts your beans? We're not hiding it because we are proud of Mame Noka Coffee Roaster

Javanusa at WoC Budapest - come check out our beloved Indonesian specialties ☕❤

How specialty coffee improves the life of farmers in Sulawesi

Our co-founder Aki is the barista of the day :-)

We are here at Asia-Pacific Spring Festival. Get a chance to win return tickets to Bali or Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

Breakthrough from University of Ghent, Belgium. Grading coffee without cupping.

Prof. Dr. Bustanul Arifin in front of packed audience giving talk on Indonesian coffee eco-certification on 7 Feb 2017.

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About the talk Eco-certification has been considered as a new trade initiative and globally widespread. In principle, it can improve the environmental performances but also requires a strong social capital between the coffee producers. Indonesia has obtained nine Geographical Identification (GI) for its coffees and it is the world's 4th biggest exporter. Prof Arifin will share his experiences in observing the requirements and the impact of Eco-certification for Lampung Coffee growers. About Prof. Dr Bustanul Arifin Mr Arifin has published more than 40 books, 80 academic journals, over 600 papers on agriculture social economics. He obtained his Master's degree and Ph.D. at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA. He is also one of the senior economists at the Institute for Development of Economic and Finance). Starting his career teaching a group of farmers living in a remote area in Aceh without access to newspapers, TV, radio nor electricity, Bustanul had been contributing to Indonesian and the world of agriculture from the ground up, literally. Language The talk will be done in English-Indonesian. We will try to get a live translation on the two languages. You could enjoy this translation if you bring your own headset and a smartphone, a tablet or a computer. Date and time Saturday, 11 February 2017 at 5-7 p.m. Getting there Chaussee de Charleroi 41, 1060 Brussels Bocca Moka is located close to Place Stephanie--easily reached by tram lines. The nearest Metro station is Louise/Louiza and it's 5 mins walk from there. Nearest train station is Brussel-Zuid/Bruxelles-Midi. Here's how to get there by public transport. Parking Street parking could be challenging but there are many public parkings in the area. The easiest one is Interparking under Steigenberger's hotel. Click here for a list of public parkings in the neighbourhood.

Our first ever shipment is here in Brussels. Wait for the remarkable quality Indonesian coffee soon!

How about supporting good cause -- and also get great coffee every month if you're a backer? Our friend Quentin is creating a project to promote sustainable Cameroonian coffee.