West Sulawesi is a province split from South Sulawesi in 2004, whose Mamasa highlands grow arabica akin to neighbouring Toraja.
West Sulawesi was carved out of South Sulawesi as a province by Law 26 of 2004, in force from 5 October 2004. Its economy rests mainly on mining, agriculture and fishing. Its specialty coffee comes chiefly from Mamasa Regency, where arabica is grown at roughly 1,300–1,850 m from Typica and S795, in both wet-hulled and fully washed styles.
Within West Sulawesi
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Elsewhere in Sulawesi
Sources · 4 Every sentence here was checked against a source we read. Taste notes are what guides describe, not promises about your bag. Last revised 2026-11-10. Some details here are less settled than others.
- West Sulawesi - Wikipedia · Wikipedia
- Sulawesi Mamasa G1 Wet Hulled · Covoya Coffee
- Mamasa Coffee: Tasting the Award-Winning Gem of West Sulawesi · Indonesia Specialty Coffee (specialtycoffee.id)
- Sulawesi Barat · Wikipedia bahasa Indonesia