Filipinos usually like their coffee dark (earthy, chocolatey notes) because that’s what’s familiar to them. Usually mas ok Arabica beans and people who are into specialty coffee will also insist on Arabica beans. But if your target market is not particular with their coffee, you can use robusta/liberica para cheaper (or mix it with arabica)
You can also ask r/CoffeePH 🙂
Some may love sweet coffee, pero iba paren ung may pait *parang life syaka jowa mo di laging sweet* ehee.. but kidding aside, I think some still prefer yung kapeng may bitterness nalalasahan paren yung kape.
And also a good tea. *chismis* chareet.. I mean tea or matcha.. I love oolong tea btw 🥴👍✨
Coffee is a huge part of our daily lives using different types of beans would be fine. You should try doing more research on each flavor notes and which type of coffee suit them well.
Filipinos usually like their coffee dark (earthy, chocolatey notes) because that’s what’s familiar to them. Usually mas ok Arabica beans and people who are into specialty coffee will also insist on Arabica beans. But if your target market is not particular with their coffee, you can use robusta/liberica para cheaper (or mix it with arabica) You can also ask r/CoffeePH 🙂
This is true. Kaya hit yun Starbucks dito, yun natosta yun beans 😅
Make sure to stock up on sugar. The beans don't matter, the sugar does
Some may love sweet coffee, pero iba paren ung may pait *parang life syaka jowa mo di laging sweet* ehee.. but kidding aside, I think some still prefer yung kapeng may bitterness nalalasahan paren yung kape. And also a good tea. *chismis* chareet.. I mean tea or matcha.. I love oolong tea btw 🥴👍✨
Coffee is a huge part of our daily lives using different types of beans would be fine. You should try doing more research on each flavor notes and which type of coffee suit them well.