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Monday, Oct 07, 2024

Café Amazon Laos Introduces Lao Drip Coffee Bolaven, Highlighting Bolaven Plateau’s Unique Coffee

New product offers customers a taste of Lao coffee beans from the Bolaven Plateau
Café Amazon Laos has launched Lao Drip Coffee Bolaven, made from 100 percent Arabica coffee beans sourced from the Bolaven Plateau. The new product was showcased at the Made in Laos fair, providing customers with the opportunity to enjoy the distinct flavor of Lao coffee wherever they are.

The coffee beans are grown in the mineral-rich, volcanic soil of the Bolaven Plateau, known for producing some of the world’s finest Arabica coffee. This new offering allows customers to experience the unique taste and quality of coffee from the highlands of Laos. It has already sparked excitement among local and international consumers.

Currently available only in Laos, there are plans to expand the distribution of Lao Drip Coffee Bolaven to Thailand, Cambodia, and the Philippines. This launch is a step toward promoting Lao coffee in the region, with ambitions for the country to become a key supplier of high-quality coffee beans throughout Southeast Asia.

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