Bo’s Coffee Launches 2017 Christmas Coffee Starter Kit

With their aim to highlight Philippine coffee as a platform for nation building, Bo’s Coffee launched the Bo’s Coffee Starter Kit last November 5, 2016 at Bo’s Coffee Bonifacio High Street in Manila, and on November 12, 2016 at Bo’s Coffee SM Seaside in Cebu.


The Coffee Starter Kit is Bo’s Coffee’s annual Christmas merchandise. They aim for it to be a tool for togetherness, allowing friends and loved ones to enjoy Philippine coffee at home.

The Kit includes your very own (1) Hario V60 Pour Over Cone, (2) a Bo’s Coffee clear Christmas cup, (3) A Starter Guide that includes the history of Philippine coffee and coffee recipes you can enjoy at home, (4) 40 Grams of Benguet beans, (5) two coffee filters, (6) Postcards by artist, Artu Nepomuceno, highlighting the lives of the coffee farmers of Ambuklao, Benguet, and (7) a burlap bag designed by social enterprise, ANTHILL Fabric Gallery.

Redeeming the Bo’s Coffee Starter Kit is easy. This year, the brand has decided to go paperless. Just download the Bo’s Coffee Mobile Application on the App Store or Google Play. The mobile app will give you access to 10 e-vouchers. Each e-voucher will be unlocked after a P250 minimum purchase on a single receipt. Unlock 5 e-vouchers, and the customer will already receive the Bo’s Coffee clear Christmas cup. Unlock all 10 e-vouchers to get the complete Bo’s Coffee Christmas Kit.

The Coffee Starter Kit, like many of their efforts this year, is an embodiment of what the Bo’s Coffee brand stands for. The Coffee Starter Kit highlights their advocacy they call social procurement. Every purchase of the Coffee Starter Kit contributes to the livelihood of their chosen community, the Ambuklao farmers of Benguet. A portion of the proceeds will also be given to the same farmer beneficiaries.

Bo’s Coffee is celebrating its 20th year in the coffee industry this 2016. They are well on their way to reaching 100 stores.

Find out more at their Facebook account https://www.facebook.com/boscoffee/ and website http://boscoffee.com/ if you want to learn more about Philippine coffee.