Due to the process, the color of the coffee beans also changes into light brown color and its acidity is decreased. This process is a very long process that strengthens the coffee beans and increases their taste and sweetness. In this process, unroasted green coffee beans are mansooned (a process in which the coffee beans leave to moist, warm air throughout the rainy season). These coffee beans are prepared in a different way. It is labelled as Old Java coffee, Old Government coffee, and Old Brown Java coffee. The other variety of Java coffee is Monsoonal coffee beans. Actually, in 1690 the Dutch smuggled the coffee plant from the Arab Port of Mocha, and after that, it began to grow in Java. Java Arabica coffee is also called Mocha Java and Yemen Mocha due to its use in the traditional blend. Since still it is produced by the old estates, it is included in some of the finest coffees in the world. Due to its very small production as only 10 % of total coffee production, Arabica coffee has the higher prices, and it was the main imported coffee in the United States and Canada. These species were disease-resistant but lower in quality than Arabica.Īfter the plague, 90% of the coffee crop on Java Island was Robusta.
But, most of the plantation stock was lost in the plague, so after the plague, the Dutch planted new varieties, first Liberica and after then Robusta. At that time, Java Island mostly produced Arabica coffee beans which are considered the best coffee beans. The plague destroyed the crops of Java coffee and also lost the plantation stocks. A rust plague that is started from Sukabumi gradually spread across Central and East Java. In the 1880s, Java Island, when it was the world’s largest producer of coffee, faced a great loss. Story of Java coffee with its different variety And this was the main reason that the founder of the programming language named their program Java on the name of Java coffee and also created a logo that resembled a coffee mug. The concept behind this logo is that when the engineers were developing the programming language Java, they were consuming a lot of coffee named Java coffee beans.
The logo of Java looked like a coffee mug with steam over it. The logo and name of Java programming are also based on Java coffee. Technically, Java is a high-level computer programming language, but the word also describes many other things like a hot cup of coffee, etc.
However, the word Java has different meanings. Java coffee especially refers to a special kind of Arabica coffee bean that is grown on Java Island.
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