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UFF20 Presented by ABC Local Heroes Series: Ayu Sudana

With the theme Heroes, Ubud Food Festival 2020 Presented by ABC highlights figures behind the Indonesian culinary scene, who play a significant role in nourishing Indonesia’s gastronomic world. For our sixth year, we want to recognize and celebrate the people behind the extraordinary flavors and evolving stories of Indonesia’s culinary landscape says our Founder & Director Janet DeNeefe. For the third installment of our Local Heroes series, we speak to Ayu Sudana, Managing Partner of Bali Beans in Badung, Bali.

Bali Beans – Foodiesfeed Magazine

Once upon a time in the misty green hills of Bali, there was a wonderfulcoffee farmowned by a lovely Sudana family. Please dont be mistaken! It was not only some ordinary coffee plantation with hundreds of tourists andovergrowncoffee trees. This family business is serious their own coffee is organic and grown on 2 hectares of carefully maintained soil. Then it is thoroughly processed, roasted and brewed right in front of your eyes.

The Hotel Critic visited Bali Beans! Family Farm with Rich History

Everybody loves a good cup of coffee right The rich, smooth feel of something so perfectly brewed you cant help but hold the mug just that much closer Well as much as we all love the final product, we dont often get to find out where it comes from. And even less often see where it comes from. Generally, we all know it comes from a farm, but a farm can mean any number of generic things.

The Ancient Wisdom: Food Forest System

A story of Mrs. Wayan Sari, a female coffee farmer from Belok Sidan Village who has dedicated her life for growing organic Bali Beans Coffee since 1981. We will look into her family collaboration and opinions in tackling the climate change with Balinese traditional values and ancient wisdoms.

What is Shade-Grown Coffee

If you have visited Bali Beans coffee plantation, you will notice that their coffee trees are growing haphazardly around the terrain, in amongst taller trees

What is Direct Trade Coffee?

When Bali Beans decided to open their business right up in the mountains, on the border between Plaga and Kintamani, it seemed somewhat counter-intuitive. They are over an hour from the big coffee-drinking centres of Kuta, Canggu, Seminyak and Ubud, making distribution more complicated.

Bali Beans From Crop to Cup

There’s not much I won’t do for a cup of coffee, but when I looked at the map of northern Bali to find the location

Menelusuri Kebun Kopi Plaga, Melacak Arabika Bali Mula-mula

Minggu lalu seorang kawan mengajak untuk berkunjung ke kebun kopi di daerah Plaga.Gimmickdi ajakannya: Perkebunan kopi ini lebih dulu ada sebelum [perkebunan kopi] di Kintamani.

Explore Arabica Bali Bean Coffee Plantation Plaga Bali

From Dusk till Dawn in Coffee Delusion

Bali ist eine Kaffee-Insel! Glaubt ihr nicht Ist aber so! Ich meine damit nicht nur die Cafs und Coffee Shops, die es gerade in den