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Bagulin Forest Robusta

Bagulin Forest Robusta

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The farmers of Brgy. Baguionas in Bagulin collaborate with El Union for a fourth straight season, with the return of this fine canephora favorite.

La Union's pioneering specialty coffee growers are an indigenous community living and working where L.U. intersects – both culturally and geographically – with Kapangan and Sablan, Benguet.

This coffee embodies the flavor of our region's landscape, expressing how our coffee communities are connected, from ridge to reef.

Origin: Bagulin (La Union, PHL), 2024

Elevation & Latitude: 300-500masl, 16.5975° N 120.4934° E

Variety, Process: Canephora Robusta, Natural

Tasting Notes: GUAVA, CACAO, NECTARINE

Producer: Baguionas Farmers Association

Roaster: El Union Coffee 

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