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Philippine coffee, roasted every Tuesday

Eight single-origin coffees from Benguet to Batangas, roasted in small batches in Marikina and delivered across Metro Manila.

Freshly roasted beans being stirred in the cooling tray of a drum roaster

Benguet Atok, Benguet

Benguet Highland

Altitude
1,600 m
Process
Washed
Variety
Typica, Red Bourbon
Roast
Light-medium

Tastes like Red apple, brown sugar, black tea

This season’s coffees

Each label shows where it grows, how it was processed and how dark we roast it.

  • Roasted Benguet Highland beans in a ceramic bowl

    Benguet 1,600 m

    Benguet Highland

    Red apple, brown sugar, black tea

    Process
    Washed
    Roast
    Light-medium

    From ₱480

  • A plain kraft bag of Sagada Mossy Forest coffee

    Sagada 1,500 m

    Sagada Mossy Forest

    Blueberry, cacao nib, wildflower honey

    Process
    Natural
    Roast
    Light-medium

    From ₱520

  • Hands holding an open bag of Mt. Apo Volcanic beans

    Mt. Apo 1,400 m

    Mt. Apo Volcanic

    Milk chocolate, plum, toasted almond

    Process
    Washed
    Roast
    Medium

    From ₱460

  • Close-up of Bukidnon Honey beans

    Bukidnon 1,300 m

    Bukidnon Honey

    Caramel, orange peel, cane sugar

    Process
    Honey
    Roast
    Medium

    From ₱440

Where it grows

Six regions, from 300 metres in Batangas to 1,600 metres in Benguet.

  • Pine-covered ridges of the Cordillera above Atok, Benguet

    Benguet

    Atok, Benguet
    Lamtang Farmers Cooperative

    Grown at 1,600 m

    Pine ridges and cold nights above Atok, where families have grown arabica for generations.

  • Misty valley and terraced slopes near Sagada, Mountain Province

    Sagada

    Sagada, Mountain Province
    Fidelisan family farms

    Grown at 1,500 m

    Shade-grown Typica under pine and moss forest, dried whole on raised beds.

  • A forested peak in Mindanao under an evening sky

    Mt. Apo

    Kapatagan, Davao del Sur
    Kapatagan smallholders

    Grown at 1,400 m

    Volcanic soil on the slopes of the country’s highest peak gives a rounded, chocolatey cup.

  • Grassland below the Kitanglad mountain range in Bukidnon

    Bukidnon

    Lantapan, Bukidnon
    Mt. Kitanglad growers

    Grown at 1,300 m

    Foothill farms below Mt. Kitanglad, where honey processing brings out caramel sweetness.

  • A village among green rice terraces in the Cordillera

    Kalinga

    Tabuk, Kalinga
    Tabuk robusta growers

    Grown at 700 m

    Lowland robusta from the Chico River valley, picked ripe and sorted twice by hand.

  • Taal Lake seen from the hills of Batangas

    Batangas

    Lipa, Batangas
    Lipa barako farms

    Grown at 300 m

    Home of kapeng barako: Liberica trees, some older than the farmers who tend them.

At the roastery café

Espresso, filter flights and every coffee on the shelf to take home. Tap a photo to see it larger.

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We supply cafés and offices across Metro Manila with fresh-roasted beans, training for your baristas and a free sample bag to start.

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