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West Java Honey-Processed Amayni Estate Premium Coffee Beans: Differences, Distinctions, and Award-Winning Achievements
Professional barista exchange: Please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account: cafe_style). West Java Province is a first-level administrative region in Indonesia, located in the western part of Java Island, bordering the Java Sea to the north and the Indian Ocean to the south, including nearby offshore islands, covering an area of 46,300 square kilometers. Java has a tropical rainforest climate, remaining hot and humid throughout the year. The plain areas along the northern coastline have the highest temperatures.
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