
Coffee, slowly made
Single-origin beans roasted every Tuesday in our own roastery, and brewed by hand from seven in the morning until late.
Our method
From farm to cup
We buy from a small group of farms we know by name, roast in small batches and brew every cup to a recipe. Nothing sits on a shelf for months.

From our regulars
“The best flat white I have had outside Melbourne, and I have had a great many of them.”

Hana Kimura
Regular since 2021
Our standards
Coffee you can trace back to the farm
We publish what we pay, who we buy from and how long our coffee waits before it reaches you.
Finca El Mirador, Huila · Harvest 2025
7 days
From roaster to cup
The longest any of our beans wait between the roaster and your cup.
1 in 40
Tasted, then chosen
Coffees we taste each season make it onto the menu.
100
%
Bought direct
Bought from the farm, at prices we publish every year.
As featured in
The Gazette
Kinfolk Weekly
Monocle Guide
Sprudge Daily
The Standard
Eater City
Shop coffee
Fresh this week
This season
Six origins on the bar
The menu changes with the harvest. These are the coffees we are brewing now, each from a single farm or washing station.
01
Washed

2,100
Metres
Guji, Ethiopia
Grown by smallholders around the Hambela washing station.
Jasmine
Bergamot
White peach
02
Natural

1,850
Metres
Huila, Colombia
A single lot from Finca El Mirador, dried on raised beds.
Red grape
Cacao
Plum
03
Washed

1,900
Metres
Nyeri, Kenya
SL28 and SL34 varieties from the Gatomboya cooperative.
Blackcurrant
Grapefruit
Brown sugar
04
Washed

1,700
Metres
Huehuetenango, Guatemala
Our house espresso, from three neighbouring family farms.
Milk chocolate
Hazelnut
Orange
05
Honey

1,600
Metres
Boquete, Panama
A small Geisha lot, served only as a pour-over.
Honeysuckle
Mango
Black tea
06
Washed

1,750
Metres
Nyamasheke, Rwanda
Grown on the shores of Lake Kivu by the Kanzu cooperative.
Red apple
Caramel
Rooibos
Our cafés
Two cafés, one roastery
Quiet rooms, long tables and no music louder than conversation. Stay for one cup or the whole afternoon.
At the roastery
Learn coffee with the people who roast it

Sun
19
Oct
Every Sunday
Public cupping
Time
10am to 11:30am
Where
Mercer Street roastery
Group
Up to 12 people
Price
$25, free for Reserve
Sat 25 Oct
Mercer Street
Brewing at home
Pour-over, AeroPress and French press, with a bag to take home.
11am to 1pm
$45
Thu 30 Oct
Harbour Row
Latte art workshop
Milk texture and three classic pours, behind our bar.
6pm to 8pm
$55
Sat 8 Nov
Mercer Street
Espresso masterclass
Dial in like a barista: dose, grind, time and taste.
10am to 1pm
$85
Subscriptions
Our coffee, at home
Freshly roasted beans delivered every two or four weeks. Pause, skip or cancel whenever you like.
Roaster’s choice
A different single origin every delivery
$22
per bag, 250 g
Every delivery includes:
One 250 g bag, roasted that week
Tasting notes and a brew recipe
Whole bean or ground to order
Free delivery
Pause or cancel at any time
Reserve
Our rarest lots, before anyone else
$38
per delivery
Everything in Roaster’s choice, plus:
Two coffees each time, compared side by side
First access to Geisha and competition lots
A free drink in our cafés every week
Invitations to cupping evenings at the roastery
10% off brewing equipment
Journal
Stories from the farm and the bar
Reviews
Loved by our regulars
Do you have plant-based milk?
Yes. Oat, almond and soy at no extra charge. Our oat milk is made by a small dairy-free producer down the road.
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Can I book the roastery for an event?

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