1740 Coffee Genesis

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Drinking coffee in the morning is part of my daily grind. It boost my mood every time I taste and smell the aroma of it. Good thing that a newest Coffee Shop located near my place offered a wide variety of home-grown handcrafted coffee. 

1740 Coffee Genesis, is a Philippine pride. Originated way back from year 1740, the year wheee the first coffee plant was introduced in Lipa, Batangas by a Franciscan Monk.


Aside from their Hot and Cold beverages, pasta, yummy breads and pastries, they also have a coffee pack that can be easily delivered on your doorstep. Their coffee are directly from the local farmers so rest assured that it was planted with care. If you're going to buy their products, it supports their local coffee farmers. 


Recently, I tried 1740 Coffee Genesis. The packaging looks nice and ideal for giveaway or gift. The coffee packs has a clear details of the product and of course the taste is superb. It's a must try. For a coffee lover like me, one cup is not enough. 





✓ TETING - Single Origin Mt. Apo Arabica, from the coffee farm of Sergio "Teting" Loon.

✓AMBO - Robusta and Arabica Blend, onslaught of heavy body at the beginning of the cup, intensifying the drink. Body diminishes with some acidity in the after taste.

✓ ABEAR - Single Origin Robusta from the farm of jean Abear in Bagong Silang, Maramag Bukidnon. 

✓ MANKIYAGANG - Single Origin Arabica from Kibungan, Benguet.


For more details, check and follow their social media accounts:


Website : https://1740coffeegenesis.com/

Instagram : @1740coffeegenesis 

Facebook: 1740 Coffee Genesis


Visit their coffee shop at 2nd floor Commercial Arcade Town and Country Marcos Highway, Cainta, Rizal.


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