Kapi de Lin-awa

We have freshly roasted coffee available!

Single-origin Kalinga Robusta from auntie Cording and Uncle Ignacio Tuday.

900 MASL

Available in medium dark roast (Roasted by Kalinga Mountain Roasters, Sunshine Sacki-Molintas)

Available in 100g, 250g, 500g and 1kg

Roasted in small batches so for orders 10 kilos and up, please send a message at least 3 days before. 🙂

A small batch of coffee was roasted yesterday and it is down to the last 3 kilos! Thank you always! We will roast more next week so send us a message for your orders. 🙂

To everyone who ordered coffee this week, thank you so much! A small batch is roasted this morning and we only have 1.5 kilos left. But we’ll be roasting a new batch next week. 🙂 send us a message for your orders!

Single origin, Kalinga Robusta
Elevation: 900 MASL
Date of harvest: 1st quarter 2025
Process: Natural
Date of roast: Aug 14, 2025
Type of roast: Medium and Medium Dark

We have roasted coffee available!

Single-origin Kalinga Robusta from auntie Cording and Uncle Ignacio Tuday.
900 MASL
Available in medium roast and medium dark roast (Roasted by Kalinga Mountain Roasters, Sunshine Sacki-Molintas)
Available in 100g, 250g, 500g and 1kg

Roasted in small batches so for orders 10 kilos and up, please send a message at least 3 days before. 🙂

Several weeks ago, I finally sent the 10% share in the net profit of the coffee sales to our coffee farming partner, Auntie Juliet. As part of the commitment of Kapi de Lin-awa, the coffee is paid as soon as the coffee is delivered or even earlier. Aside from the agreed price that feels fair to the farmers, Kapi de Lin-awa also shares the net profit to the farmer in order to ensure equitable income. To do this requires transparency.

This post is not for patting the back. It is for accountability. When I was starting Kapi de Lin-awa, I made this commitment. Hold us accountable especially when the money gets more. Demand us of this commitment to keep us from drifting from our mission.

"Achi ta pun fukuchan tan kawis." The direct translation is "do not hoard all the branches." It means to share what is good and not keep it all to ourselves. This is the indigenous that Kapi de Lin-awa would like to practice. This is a practical manifestation of indigenization.

Our first order of roasted coffee off to Cabuyao, Laguna! The order is 40 kilos, unfortunately, we were able to send 29 kilos only. Small steps! Thank you Auntie Lenin for supporting this small social enterprise!

This coffee is from Balanggoy family from Benguet.

Small entrepreneurs help each other out! 😁
We have a coffee order that needs to be shipped out today but we don’t have our sealing machine yet. So I asked around and Mountain Kalinga Roasters owned by Sunshine Sacki-Molintas let me seal the coffee bags in her shop!

Thank you Manang Shine! Our coffee is now starting its way to Cabuyao, Laguna!

We received our first coffee supply from our community partner, Auntie Juliet and family! It is a small batch but we are sooooo thrilled! It is Arabica Bourbon from Benguet. Looking forward to bigger batches of coffee in the future!

Thank you for the bulk orders Ma’am
Mika!!!! 60 pcs of Shanghai and 60 pcs of siomai!

Thank you so much Kalinga State University for the orders! These are snacks of the students who are doing a final rehearsal for their performance later.

Introducing the new flavors for soda and latte - melon, lychee and passion fruit. Thank you for your orders Kalinga State University! Sa uulitin!