Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Cordillera Coffee at the Kape Isla Store
Cordillera Coffee is an active member of the Philippine Coffee Board, the organization which put up the Kape Isla Coffee Shop in its efforts to promote the best and finest Philippine coffee and to sustain the growing industry.
Below is an invitation from the Philippine Coffee Board to celebrate the coming together of diverse Philippine coffee brands, to further the cause for awareness and appreciation for the best Philippine coffee!
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Our year-round, full-time opportunity to tell people about Philippine coffee – the Kape Isla Coffee Shop – is now open at the G/F Serendra (across Market! Market!), Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City. The store's grand launch is on Thursday, 1 March at 5:30 p.m.
Kape Isla showcases the finest coffee from the Philippine islands. Available all year-round would be over a dozen varieties of Philippine coffee beans, blends and brews. The coffee shop is an experience in itself, serving delicious hot and cold coffee concoctions including barako lattes, cappuccinos, and mochas plus refreshing ice cold coffee choco-nut, cookies and cream, barako milk shakes and coffee mantecado ice cream shakes. Philippine Robusta, Excelsa, Arabica and Liberica coffee beans from all over the country – from Benguet and the Cordilleras to Cavite, Batangas, Panay, Negros, all the way to Bukidnon and Sultan Kudarat.
The choice of beans are rotated every two weeks as the featured Coffee of the Week. Every visit to Kape Isla is a whole new coffee experiencw! Even better, you get to support the Philippine coffee industry at the same time. As a social enterprise, Kape Isla’s profits are given back to programs and projects of the Philippine Coffee Board designed to sustain the coffee industry.
Designed by the country’s premiere architectural team of Leandron V. Locsin and Partners, Kape Isla carries the theme of modern, global Pinoy meets traditional Filipino. To the best extent possible, the coffee shop proudly shows off Filipino design in its architecture and interior design, down to its furniture, accessories, art, background music, and even coffee mugs and merchandise. At the same time, it provides patrons with all the amenities of modern cafes– complete with wireless internet connections.
To complement the delicious cups of Philippine coffee, Kape Isla also serves light breakfast, lunch, dinner and traditional Filipino merienda fare. Such items include kakanins, rice cakes, pan de sal, Pinoy pastas, savories and pastries– again from different parts of the country to show off the diversity of Filipino food which can go with equally diverse coffees.
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
A warm cup of Cordillera Coffee
A warm, joyful, and lovely Valentine's day to you all, from your Cordillera Coffee family!
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Coffee AID: A growing family
51 new farmers are signing up for Coffee A.I.D. (Assistance for Indigenous Development). Through membership, the growers are enabled to receive regular income, which come from monthly contributions from donors/investors.
Join us in promoting fair trade and helping the farmers improve their livelihood by being part of Coffee AID.
Interested volunteers and donors may contact us through phone numbers (02)4330634 and (02)4360324.
Mga Tanaga
Mga tula mula sa Unang Halik sa Panitik poetry workshop:
Hangarin
Isang punpun ng walis,
Dumi sa king paligid
Sa lupang nagnanais,
Kalinisa’y makamit.
- Eula Moso
Kalikasan
Lupang tuyo at hapis
Puno, halama’t batis
Sa pag-agos ng tubig
Pag-asa’y makakamit.
- Eula Moso
Pag-asa
Sa pagmulat ng mata
Hirap at pagdurusa
Sa langit makikita
Panibagong pag-asa.
- Eula Moso
Luha
Sa pagpatak ng luha
Iyong ipinadama
Lungkot sa aking mata
Sa tuwina’y nadarama.
- Eula Moso
Ambisyon
Bitbit ko gitara ko
Tinig mo’y kailangan ko
Dala nito’y awit mo
Hatid nito’y batid ko.
- Jennifer Caspillo
Hinagpis
Sa hirap at gutom
Sa pawis at pasakit
Buhay ko’y nagnanais
Pagdurusa’y maalis.
- Jennifer Caspillo
Pamilya
Sa ‘king pag-iisa
Lungkot ay nadarama
Dalangin sa tuwina
Pamilya’y makasama.
- Ricky Espaldon
Thursday, February 08, 2007
Music Jam with Sruvaleh tomorrow!
They will be back! For those of you who missed the music jam with Sruvaleh, do not fret! Catch them tomorrow and listen to the vibrant music. North meets south in this dynamic music ensemble.
Make Cordillera Coffee your hang-out place for live music and good coffee!
Jamming with Sruvaleh starts a little after dinner, (7:30 p.m.) tomorrow. For questions, contact us through 4360324 or 4822515 or text 09226702205. See you all!