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Paintings Galore
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Cordillera Coffee Branch in Marikina
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Assorted Mountain Coffee Blends on Display
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Civet Coffee Beans
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Civet Coffee Beans
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Close-up View of Civet Coffee Beans
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Regular Dark Roast Coffee Beans
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D Kapetimusang (Civet) Coffee Bean Pack
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Mountain Coffee and Fruit Wine
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Mountain Maiden and the Exotic Produce of Her Land
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Coffee Ladies - Both
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A Cup of Civet Brew
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Cordillera Coffee Lunch Fare
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Risotto Kalinga-style
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Cordillera Coffee Counter - Marikina Branch
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Mural of a Kalinga Mountain Maiden
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Paintings Galore
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Another Kalinga Mountain Maiden Mural
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D Kapetimusang (Civet) Coffee Bean Pack
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Cordillera Coffee Branch in Marikina
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Kalinga Mountain Maiden Mural
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Album Description:
Cordillera Coffee sources from local growers in the Cordillera region. Natives go to forests to hunt for coffee beans excreted by the Philippine Civet cat. Beans are washed and dried out in the sun and roasted, until the strong aroma comes out.
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2 comments
Dear Mary Ann, Thanks for sharing this album. A good friend of mine let me taste this civet coffee, brewed a la "cafe Americano" which does it injustice. I can't wait to try it as an espresso. I heard she paid $160 a pound which is steep indeed. It probably goes down well with a biscotti. I certainly couldn't justify the cost but I'm willing to try it again :). God bless, Ding
said fdguin
Civet coffee (Cape Alamid or Kape timusang) is made from coffee cherries that have been eaten by - and thus passed through the digestive tract of - the Asian palm civet. Cordillera Coffee sources from local growers in the Cordillera region. The natives of Cordillera up north go to forests to hunt for coffee beans excreted by the Philippine Civet cat. The coffee beans come from the sweetest cherries that grow wild in the forest. The beans are washed and dried out in the sun and roasted, until the strong chocolaty aroma comes out. Because of its limited supply, its price is steep – Php 1,000 for a 50-gram bag.
said maryan54
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