Are you a coffee lover? If yes, you might try Indonesian coffee. Indonesia is amongst the largest coffee-producing countries globally, and it is known to have more coffee variants than any other country. The origin of coffee in Indonesia dates back to 1699 when Indonesia was under Dutch occupation. the Arabica coffee plants were brought to Indonesia to break the worldwide monopoly of Arabs in the coffee trade market. Initially, the Dutch colonial government planted coffee around Batavia, which is today known as Jakarta. As time passed, more coffee plantations were established in East Java, Central Java, West Java, and some parts of Sumatera and Sulawesi. However, the first place outside of Arabia where coffee was widely cultivated was Indonesia.