1784

Life at Kaligátan Farm, a country house-in-progress in a coffee farm in the Malaráyat foothills.

Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts
24 September 2013

Around Lipa: Cafe de Lipa

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Now this is far more homegrown and speaks volumes of the city's rich coffee heritage. It's refreshing to see there is a brave l...
21 September 2013

Around Lipa: Coffee Shop Chains in Coffee Country

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Nothing is more paradoxical and strangely inorganic than alien coffee chains sprouting around downtown Lipa. In a city whose heritage i...
15 February 2012

Coffee Picking

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The coffee trees are HEAVY with cherries and they are red ripe for picking! The baráko (Liberica, above) ones look especially daunting s...
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08 September 2011

From a Coffee Expert

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Not me, but Robert Francisco who sent me a link to give readers better information about my blog entry on alamid coffee . Robert was...
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07 September 2011

Alamid

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Practically everyone who comes to the farm will inevitably ask in the first three minutes about the notoriously-expensive Alamíd co...
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26 June 2011

Coffee

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At its very core, 1784 has been and will always be a coffee farm. We grow three of the four commercially-grown varieties in the Philip...
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