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Curator’s note
Varraco's coffee goes back to its partners' cycling days, when one of them, raised in Lipa, Batangas, brought barako back for the group after visits home, and once The Bike Shop Coachella Valley was open they built this café for cyclists to gather. Varraco hopes to make coffee from the Philippines a regular option at home and in cafés.
The Coffee
Varraco is a certified organic roaster buying through direct trade, and its Philippine Arabica, grown in the Benguet and Bukidnon highlands, pours as a single origin. Plantacion Agoncillo, a 1.5-hectare farm of about 970 trees in Taal, Batangas, grows the Liberica.
The Vibe
The framed photographs in a row on the white wall were shot on the farms Varraco's coffee comes from. The bar front is fluted light wood under woven rattan pendant shades, and the seating runs to white upholstered poufs and a pale stone table.
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