Kalinga Mountain Roasters by QRS Farms

Kalinga Mountain Roasters by QRS Farms We are a small-batch coffee roaster committed to processing locally produced coffee. And we also maintain our own coffee farm planted mostly to Robusta.

In the farm, we conduct coffee production training and also accept farm visits.

13/06/2026

πŸ‡΅πŸ‡­ Why is the Philippines influencing global coffee culture?

Ingredients like ube, pandan, and salted egg yolk are trending in coffee shops worldwide, attracting the attention of younger consumers seeking more globally-inspired flavours.

Liberica and excelsa coffees are also gaining popularity, with an excelsa-only coffee shop opening in San Diego.

We spoke with the 2025 Philippine Barista Champion to learn more.πŸ‘‰ http://www.perfectdailygrind.com/2026/06/philippines-influencing-global-specialty-coffee-culture

07/06/2026
Big shout out to my newest top fans! πŸ’Ž Marinel Guinnap, Jovelyn Baddongon TinioDrop a comment to welcome them to our com...
07/06/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! πŸ’Ž Marinel Guinnap, Jovelyn Baddongon Tinio

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

πŸŒ³β˜• **Acacia Trees: A Perfect Partner for Coffee Farming!** β˜•πŸŒ³In sustainable coffee production, shade matters β€”and the Ac...
06/06/2026

πŸŒ³β˜• **Acacia Trees: A Perfect Partner for Coffee Farming!** β˜•πŸŒ³

In sustainable coffee production, shade matters
β€”and the Acacia tree is one of the best natural allies of our coffee plants!

✨ Why is Acacia a great shade tree for coffee?
🌿 Provides balanced shade – Protects coffee from excessive heat and drought stress
πŸƒ Improves soil fertility – Being a nitrogen-fixing tree, it enriches the soil naturally
πŸ’§ Conserves moisture – Helps maintain soil moisture, especially during dry periods
🌱 Supports biodiversity – Creates a healthier ecosystem for beneficial organisms
🌳 Strong and fast-growing – Ideal for establishing shade in developing farms

πŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎπŸ‘¨β€πŸŒΎ Integrating Acacia in coffee farms promotes agroforestry, making production more climate-resilient and sustainable.

πŸ’š Grow coffee the smart wayβ€”with nature as your partner!

06/06/2026

Salamat sa ginawa niyong fire pit guys! 😍πŸ”₯

The "cup" part of "Coffee from farm to cup". To end the week of working at the coffee farm, this group of KSU BSA Practi...
06/06/2026

The "cup" part of "Coffee from farm to cup". To end the week of working at the coffee farm, this group of KSU BSA Practicum Students took over the bar and prepared their own Iced Coffee Latte. β˜•πŸ˜ŠπŸ‘

06/06/2026

After two years of unprecedented price surges, there are signs of relief for the coffee industry. Arabica prices have been falling steadily through 2026, reaching an 18-month low in recent weeks, driven largely by expectations of a record harvest in Brazil.

Crop forecasting agency Conab projects the country's 2026 coffee harvest will climb 17% year-on-year to a record 66.7 million bags, with arabica production rising 23% to 45.77 million bags. Rabobank estimates the global coffee market could record a surplus of 7 to 10 million bags in the 2026/27 season, which could bring prices down further.

For roasters and coffee shop owners, who absorbed years of compressed margins, the timing is welcome. Some market analysts expect arabica to fall towards US$2/lb in the coming months, but risks remain. Concerns about a β€œsuper” El NiΓ±o disrupting Brazil's flowering season for the 2027/28 harvest could push prices higher.

The situation warrants cautious optimism. Supply conditions look favourable for now, but coffee has caught markets off guard before.

Read about this story and more in this week’s PDG News Recap πŸ‘‰ http://www.perfectdailygrind.com/2026/06/coffee-news-recap-5-june-2026

06/06/2026

πŸ§ͺ DOES COFFEE REALLY "FERMENT ITSELF"?
We talk about fermentation every day. But here's a question that few people stop to ask:
πŸ€” What exactly is being fermented?
Many people casually say:
β˜• "The coffee bean is fermenting."
β˜• "Coffee needs to ferment."
β˜• "This is the bean's fermentation stage."
It sounds reasonable. But scientifically, it's not entirely accurate.
πŸ’ Here's the reality:
Coffee beans do not ferment themselves. As soon as coffee cherries are harvested, microorganisms from the environment begin to act on the fruit.
These include:
🦠 Yeasts
🦠 Lactic acid bacteria
🦠 Acetic acid bacteria
They break down the mucilage, sugars, and organic compounds surrounding the seed. And that microbial activity is what we call:
πŸ‘‰ Fermentation.
In other words:
⚠️ Microorganisms are doing the fermenting.
Not the coffee bean.
🌱 That doesn't mean the bean is inactive.
Inside the seed, many biological processes continue after harvest:
β€’ Cellular respiration
β€’ Enzymatic activity
β€’ Metabolic changes
β€’ Breakdown and restructuring of stored compounds
These processes play an important role in determining final coffee quality. But...
πŸ‘‰ They are not fermentation.
They are completely different biological processes.
πŸ”¬ In food science, fermentation specifically refers to metabolic activity driven by microorganisms.
No microorganisms.
No fermentation.
It's that simple.
πŸ’‘ Another interesting fact:
There isn't a clear moment when coffee goes from:
❌ "Not fermenting" to βœ… "Now fermenting"
Because microorganisms begin interacting with the coffee almost immediately after harvest. The process is continuous and influenced by:
🌑️ Temperature
πŸ’§ Humidity
🌬️ Oxygen availability
⏳ Time
🧹 Sanitation conditions
πŸ’ Fruit condition and ripeness
That's why not every post-harvest change should be labeled as "fermentation."
🎯 Perhaps what the coffee industry needs today isn't more buzzwords. It's greater precision. Understanding what comes from microbial activity. Understanding what comes from the bean's own biological processes. And understanding what truly shapes flavor in the cup. Because in coffee, understanding correctly is often more valuable than simply talking more.
β˜• At Helena Coffee, we believe great coffee starts with understanding the science behind every stage of production.
From traditional Washed, Honey, and Natural processes to advanced fermentation protocols, our team works closely with producers to better understand how microbial activity, post-harvest practices, and bean physiology influence cup quality. Helena, based in Dak Lak, Vietnam’s coffee capital, supplies green, roasted, instant coffee, and OEM solutions worldwide.
🌍 Because better coffee begins with better understanding.
πŸ’¬ Follow Helena Coffee for more insights into coffee science, processing, sourcing, and the people behind every cup. β˜•πŸ§ͺ🌱
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πŸ“©Contact us now:
πŸ“žPhone/Whatsapp/Telegram/Line: +84 789.818.828
🌐Website: Helenacoffee.vn
πŸ“± Instagram: helenacoffee
🎞Tiktok: helenacoffeevn
πŸ“§Email: [email protected]

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Purok 4, Bulanao Centro
Tabuk
3800

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm
Saturday 7:30am - 5pm

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+639275834968

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