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100% Pure
Borneo's Best Selection of Gourmet Coffee
Address: No. 87, Ewe Hai Street (opposite Berambih Lodge)
Contact No.: 082-420 290
Email: bbcoffee@streamyx.com
100% Pure
Borneo's Best Selection of Gourmet Coffee
Address: No. 87, Ewe Hai Street (opposite Berambih Lodge)
Contact No.: 082-420 290
Email: bbcoffee@streamyx.com
I'm attracted to this outlet's down-to-earth, homey, and welcoming ambiance. At one glance, it lacks the commercial appeal of Starbucks and Coffee Bean. However, it is this very point that sets it apart from those commercialized coffee outlets that sell over-priced coffees.
There are two species of Borneo coffee, the Liberica and the Robusta. Coffee plantations are located at lowland hilly areas of southwestern Sarawak, mainly the Bidayuh (Land Dayaks) villages and Chinese farms. In Kuching and Samarahan, coffee plantations are found in Lundu, Bau, Serian, Padawan, Asajaya, Simunjan, etc.
Green coffee beans are processed naturally by being sun-dried. Then, coffee beans of the finest quality are hand-selected and roasted in small quantities with specialized roasters. Freshly roasted coffee beans are 100% pure, clean, and contain no preservatives. Whole beans or ground coffee are then vacuum-packed to retain their quality and freshness.
Green coffee beans are processed naturally by being sun-dried. Then, coffee beans of the finest quality are hand-selected and roasted in small quantities with specialized roasters. Freshly roasted coffee beans are 100% pure, clean, and contain no preservatives. Whole beans or ground coffee are then vacuum-packed to retain their quality and freshness.
Liberica Coffee has a smooth, mellow flavor and exotic aroma. It tastes really good either as black coffee or with added sugar and milk. Robusta Coffee has a soft and mild flavor with a nice, strong aroma and is typically served black.
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Kuching Trip 20-22 Jan 2011 (Part IV) - Food Galore
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More photos on my Facebook albums:
Kuching Trip 20-22 Jan 2011 (Part IV) - Food Galore
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Other related posts:
- Kuching Trip 20-22 Jan 2011 (Part I) - Lodging
- Kuching Trip 20-22 Jan 2011 (Part II) - Places of Interests in Kuching City Center
- Kuching Trip 20-22 Jan 2011 (Part III) - Food: Pansuh Manok (Bamboo Chicken)
- Kuching Trip 20-22 Jan 2011 (Part IV) - Food: Local Delicacies
- Kuching Trip 20-22 Jan 2011 (Part VI) - Sarawak's Natural Beauty
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