Nestled within the pristine beauty of Camiguin Island, Philippines, is Tres Marias Cafe and Bar , a hidden gem that beckons travelers to experience the essence of island living. In this blog, we embark on a virtual journey to uncover the charm, sustainability, and warm hospitality that define Tres Marias. Discover Tres Marias Tres Marias is more than just a café and bar; it is an embodiment of the tranquil and picturesque surroundings that Camiguin is known for. Tres Marias invites you to escape into the heart of nature's wonders. What sets this establishment apart is its commitment to supporting local craftsmanship, with furniture crafted by artisans right here in Camiguin. Eco-Conscious Living Beyond its modern tropical interior, Tres Marias demonstrates a deep dedication to sustainability. Their choice of 100% plastic-free, compostable, and biodegradable cups made from sugarcane bagasse not only reflects eco-consciousness but also
Starbucks Origin Sulawesi Toraja.
“Sweet, silky elegance with notes of black sesame and
marshmallows”
The history of coffee in Indonesia began with a bit of intrigue. In 1690, Dutch traders smuggled coffee plants out of the Arab port city of Mocha, hoping to break the Arabian monopoly on coffee production. Their sailing ships eventually carried the seedlings over thousands of miles to Indonesia, then a Dutch colony. The coffee trees thrived in the archipelago’s rich volcanic soil and the warm tropical climate, and Indonesian coffees were soon being embraced in coffeehouses around the world. Three centuries later, Indonesia’s islands continue to produce some of the world’s most extraordinary coffees, each with its own terroir, or “taste of place.” The company has been collaborating with the island’s coffee growers since 1996 and helping build the Sapan Kindergarten in Tana Toraja. From the Indonesia’s orchid-shaped island of Sulawesi, coffee in the Toraja region is cultivated within small groves of bamboo and spices on steep limestone cliffs. For generations, Arabica has thrived in the lush volcanic soil of this remote, high-mountain jungle. Surrounded by rare, native maleo birds and endangered yaki monkeys, the coffee trees here are especially revered. Farmer by farmer, village by village, the cherries are picked as they ripen, sorted and milled by hand. Sun-drying enhances this elegant coffee – a stunning cup of black sesame and toasted marshmallow notes with a smooth mouthfeel.
Growing Region : Asia Pacific
Flavor: Black sesame and toasted marshmallow
Acidity : Low
Body: Full
Processing: Semi-Washed
Roast: Dark
Best Paired withMeringue cookies, soft cheeses, crackers ,Carrot Cheesecake,
Chicken Cordon Bleu.
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