No meals served, but free taste testing of all there natural teas and coffee. Special coffee is 50,000rupia, Well worth trying , very smooth. Staff are wonderful. Well worth to drop in on your way or from your adventure day.

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It’s a nice experience because you get the chance to taste different kinds of coffee and tea before deciding which one you like best. After trying them, you can also purchase your favorite directly in the shop, which is very convenient. The only downside is that the prices are on the higher side, but the quality makes it worth considering.

Personalized service and supports local products. It was nice to see the coffee plants and even the vanilla plant. We got to try all their tea and coffee products. Moreover, for just 50k Rupiah, we had a good cup of original luwak coffee. The preparation was interesting and was done before our eyes. Authentic and really affordable! I would recommend drinking it there. You can also see a real luwak or civet in the area. We loved the Mangosteen and Rosella tea so we took the sugar free ones. By the way, the free tasting they have had sugar in the tea so for those who do not like sugar, just ask first if they can do the sugar-free ones.

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The tea and coffee tasting was enjoyable, and the short tour of the plants was interesting. The staff were friendly, and it was nice to sample different flavours. However, the products at the end were very overpriced, which took away from the experience. It was okay to see once, but I wouldn’t go back.

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Loved this coffee plantation! The coffee was amazing. There was not single flavor I disliked. We also tried the Luwak coffee which was the richest coffee I’ve ever tried. A MUST TRY! I bought the avocado, coconut, mangosteen, and vanilla coffee flavors. There are a few beautiful spots to take pictures as well. And the staff is so kind and amazing.

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