What it's like to taste over 10 types of coffee at the Satria Coffee Plantation in Bali 2024

A one-day tour with a private driver who took us to a coffee plantation. Upon arrival, we were introduced to various plants and coffee bean types, with live demonstrations on how to roast the beans. We even saw a civet cat in person. Then, we moved to a Balinese-style area to taste the coffee. From the first to the last type, there were so many flavors that I almost forgot the taste of the first one! We ordered a cup of civet coffee, which costs extra but is highly recommended. Like Indonesian and Turkish coffee, it has a sandy texture and needs to settle for 3 minutes without stirring to enjoy a good cup of coffee.