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How is Bali Little Sheep Golden Coffee? Is Bali Male Bean Coffee Expensive?

Published: 2026-01-27 Author: FrontStreet Coffee
Last Updated: 2026/01/27, Professional coffee knowledge exchange. For more coffee bean information, please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat official account: cafe_style). Indonesia is rich in coffee production, especially Bali coffee, which is world-renowned. The three major coffee factories in Bali are all run by Chinese people, mainly divided into: Golden Coffee, Golden Rabbit Coffee, and Little Sheep Coffee. My aunt went to Bali for a wedding recently and was recommended by local friends
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Indonesia is renowned for its coffee production, especially Bali coffee, which is world-famous.

The three major coffee factories in Bali are all owned by Chinese entrepreneurs, primarily divided into: Golden Coffee, Golden Rabbit Coffee, and Little Sheep Coffee.

My aunt recently attended a wedding in Bali and was strongly recommended by local friends to buy DOMBA coffee Little Sheep Golden Coffee.

After returning to Taiwan, my aunt gave me two packs and repeatedly emphasized that they were peaberries!!!!

At that time, Marco was filled with many questions, having never really heard of what peaberries were.

Later, after searching online, I learned that coffee beans have different types! (Introduced below)

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The Nature of Coffee Beans

Coffee beans are the fruit of the coffee tree. Normally, a single fruit contains two coffee beans. These oblong, flat coffee beans are called female beans, also known as Type I.

However, when one seed develops poorly, causing the other to grow exceptionally large, it becomes a single bean upon maturity. This oval-shaped single coffee bean is called a peaberry, also known as Type II.

The two are merely differences in coffee bean growth patterns, not gender differences, and the Chinese terminology can be misleading.

Differences Between Peaberries and Female Beans

A coffee tree mainly produces four types of coffee as shown below: defective beans, dead beans, female beans, and peaberries.

Defective beans and dead beans: Mainly used for 3-in-1 instant coffee because they are the cheapest. When brewed as black coffee, the taste is poor, so they must be balanced with spices, sugar, and creamer.

Female beans: Slightly higher grade than the previous two types, these are the main coffee beans used by 85°C and Starbucks in Taiwan.

Peaberries: Only 5% are produced from a single tree, making them relatively expensive.

The Origin of DOMBA Golden Coffee

The naming of DOMBA Golden Coffee originates from the owner's family of Little Sheep Golden Coffee, who have a Golden Manor named after the grandmother's surname "Jin" (Gold) and the owner's surname "Huang" (Yellow).

The coffee branches and leaves of the Little Sheep Golden Coffee variety are unique to Bali's Golden Coffee.

Golden Coffee blends two different coffee varieties using grafting techniques. The roots use superior Arabica variety coffee trees, while the upper part is grafted with Robusta variety coffee branches and leaves.

Coffee beans are divided into peaberries and female beans, with peaberries being the finest grade of Golden Coffee and Little Sheep's best-selling coffee.

Little Sheep Coffee Factory manually selects and roasts each bean to ensure high-quality coffee, with its unique flavor and texture making it the perfect souvenir.

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