Commonfolk Coffee
Frankston, VIC. 12 beans.
Established in 2013 in Melbourne's Mornington, Commonfolk roasts coffee with a focus on sustainable supply chains and community engagement. Co-founded by four partners, they donate 20 cents per cup sold to their charity and have installed solar power; they're pursuing B Corp certification.In Commonfolk Coffee’s own words. SourceVisit Commonfolk Coffee →
12 beans
BlendColombia · Mexico · UgandaMediumFor espressoChocolateStone fruitBerryMixed$8.80- Single originKenya2,100mMedium lightEspresso or filterCitrusTropicalWashed$14.50
Single originDecafMexico1,200–2,100mMediumEspresso or filterNuttyTea-likeWashed$14.00
BlendColombia1,500mMediumFor espressoChocolateCaramel & sweetCitrusWashed$11.60
Single originColombia1,950mMedium lightEspresso or filterChocolateCitrusTropicalWashed$14.50
Single originBrazil1,200mMedium lightEspresso or filterNuttyCreamy bodyAnaerobic$15.00
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About Commonfolk Coffee
Born under the light of the Southern Cross in the back streets of Mornington’s Industrial Estate, Commonfolk has been living the dream since twenty thirteen.
Established in 2013, Commonfolk started as a shared vision to change how we think about and enjoy coffee, with four mates coming together to ask, “What gives?”
Sam Keck co-founded Commonfolk with mates Ben Hogan, Duncan Brown and Andy Dell in 2013 with a vision to create a community of people who care about the origin of their coffee, the planet, and each other. Believe it or not, that was something hard to find.
We celebrate diversity, enthusiasm and hard yakka, supporting and empowering our community of common folk.
We’re committed to sourcing, roasting and brewing quality coffee that supports a sustainable supply chain and tastes great for all folk.
We’re serving our community on the daily, creating spaces and opportunities for our people and partners to learn, grow and flourish.
We’re taking risks and paving a new path, one that’s fair and profitable for farmers, producers, and roasters alike.
We’re committed, more than most, to our social and environmental impact.
It’s lead us to do things a little differently. That's why we established our charity, The Cup That Counts.
For every cup of coffee sold and kilo roasted, we donate 20c to The Cup That Counts, supporting a sustainable coffee industry that’s fair for everyone involved.
We’re committed to reducing our environmental footprint and offsetting 100% of our carbon emissions for the future of our planet.
In early 2020, we installed a 35kW solar system on our roof, partnering it with an energy storage system from Tesla.
In Commonfolk Coffee’s own words, from their About page.