Shaped by Islands, Mountains, and Volcanoes

In coffee, origin is everything. The same variety, planted on two different mountains, can taste worlds apart — elevation, soil, climate, and the care taken at harvest all leave their signature in the cup.

Nowhere is that clearer than in the Philippines. Across more than 7,000 islands — from the cool, cloud-wrapped highlands of the Cordilleras to the volcanic slopes of Mindanao — sits some of the most varied coffee-growing land on earth. Every mountain, elevation, and soil gives its region a character entirely its own, grown on family farms and cooperatives by hands that have passed the craft down for generations.

That's why we keep our origins distinct, traceable, and named. Explore where your coffee comes from — each one a different side of the same discovery: that the Philippines belongs among the world's great coffee origins.

Mt Apo

Mt. Apo Davao Del Sur

On the volcanic slopes of Mount Apo — at 2,954 meters, the tallest mountain and highest volcano in the Philippines

Elevation1,200 - 1,700 MASL
VarietiesCatimor, Typica, Bourbon, Mundo Novo
ProcessesNatural, Washed, Honey
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Pangantucan

Pangantucan Bukidnon

Volcanic soil, biodiverse forest, and Indigenous farming heritage at the foothills of Kalatungan.

Elevation1,200 - 1,600 MASL
VarietiesCatimor, Typica, and Heirloom "Sweet" Typica
ProcessesNatural, Washed, and Experimental
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Benguet Arabica coffee, Cordillera highlands

Atok Benguet

One of the Philippines' oldest Arabica traditions — an Ark of Taste heritage coffee from the Igorot highlands of Benguet.

Elevation1,400–1,700m
VarietyTypica Bourbon
ProcessWashed & Natural
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Bukidnon Arabica coffee, Mindanao

Talakag Bukidnon

Coffee from the Talaandig ancestral highlands, grown in the sheltered valley between Kitanglad and Kalatungan.

Elevation1,200 - 1,400 MASL
VarietiesTypica, Catimor, and Heirloom "Sweet Coffee"
ProcessesWashed, Natural, and Experimental
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Sultan Kudarat

Sultan Kudarat

This is the heart of the country's largest coffee-producing province, a landscape of shade-grown forest farms tended by the Manobo and Teduray peoples, who have cultivated and roasted coffee in these mountains for generations.

Elevation800 - 1,200 MASL
VarietiesRobusta, Catimor, Excelsa, and Liberica
ProcessesNatural, and Washed
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