“Java” has become synonymous with coffee. The link between Java and coffee goes back to the late 1600s when the Dutch introduced coffee to the island of Java, making it the first place outside of Ethiopia and Arabia where coffee was cultivated.

Records show that the first coffee seeds were planted by the Dutch Governor in Batavia (now Jakarta) in 1696!

Over 300 years on, red ripe cherries are hand selected and then floated in a water tank to further select the highest quality cherries by density. The cherries are then dried in the sun on raised beds for an average of 25 days.

This is a juicy and tropical cup which is fast becoming a NewGround favourite! As usual, if you can, we recommend resting the coffee for 2 weeks to begin experiencing it in its fullness. But we understand if you just can't wait...

Sunda Hejo

New pushes boundaries. It is thinking differently about what has come before and never settling for the ordinary.

At NewGround this is at the heart of everything we do. From our ethically sourced high-grade coffee, carefully selected from small-scale farms around the world, to our state-of-the-art facilities where we expertly roast each batch to reveal new exciting flavours every time.

But we believe coffee can go beyond the cup and can be used as a catalyst for change right here in our very own communities. This is why we use our business to create work and training opportunities for ex-offenders across the UK, giving some of the most overlooked people in society a new beginning.

Sunda Hejo

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