The Palawan province is globally known for many things―magnificent beaches, abundant wildlife, and astonishing attractions―but not for its coffee.
This, however, did not stop local...
The coffee pop-up is a straight up business of delivering cold brews and hot drinks from roasted and ground seeds close to where caffeine aficionados are, most often in open spaces on major streets for a limited period of time.
After watching a series of YouTube videos from a vlogger in Thailand, Adrian was encouraged to put up his own version of a coffee cub, which is seen as coffee selling on a classic-designed motorcycle. The idea was inspired by the business type in Thailand, which already operates especially in Bangkok.
Jovencio Catadman, Jr., forestry technician of the mine environmental protection and enhancement department, said that after the plantation started in 2015, they waited five years until they harvested coffee cherries weighing 155 kilograms from 2017 to 2018 harvest and increased into 1.7 tons during October 2019 to March harvest.
