Our story

Go Brew was born in 2019 from our love of coffee and a deeper purpose: to create something good—not just for the cup, but for the country. We set out to champion quality Philippine coffee and support the people behind it—our local farmers and small roasters—by sourcing beans directly and building relationships rooted in trust and shared passion.

Every coffee we offer is a gateway to a place—a province, a farm, a community. Through our lineup, we invite people to experience the richness of the Philippines by way of its diverse coffee origins. It’s local travel through flavor. It’s a way to connect, even from afar.

We’ve been fortunate to work with passionate roasters from Metro Manila and Cavite, curating blends and single origins that speak to the Pinoy palate while honoring the bean’s true character. In 2020, we partnered with the Philippine Coffee Alliance, the country’s first and largest network of small-holder Filipino coffee farmers, to bring even more local origins to light—sharing the stories of our country’s smallholder farmers and their role in the coffee chain.

You might’ve seen us around—at bazaars, weddings, birthdays, corporate gatherings, and other special events. Through our GoBrew Coffee Cart packages, we are able to bring local coffee straight to where people gather, creating simple moments over a great cup of coffee. We’re grateful to have served at all kinds of milestones, and in 2025, we were fortunate to work with Volvo Philippines—something we’re quietly proud of.

In December 2024, we also opened Kopíta Cafe—a small but meaningful space in Alabang that brings everything we believe in to life. It’s something we weren’t sure we’d ever reach, but we did, thanks to the steady support of those who believe in local coffee and what we stand for.

Most recently, we’ve started venturing into ready-to-drink products—another step toward making Philippine coffee more accessible and part of people’s everyday lives.

To us, this is more than business—it’s a brew with a cause.

Let’s keep going local. Let’s go brew.