de Lacey Coffee Roasters

Moonah, TAS. 5 beans.

Tasmanian family-owned roaster operating for over 30 years, founded by Darren de Lacey. Sources directly from Papua New Guinea highlands where the founder worked with growers and processors.In de Lacey Coffee Roasters’s own words. Source
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5 beans

  • Decafde Lacey Coffee RoastersMoonah, TASMedium· Decaf· ColombiaChocolateCreamy body
    $7.80/100g · 250gBuy
  • Bella Gustode Lacey Coffee RoastersMoonah, TASMedium dark· Brazil +1Caramel & sweetCreamy body
    $7.20/100g · 250gBuy
  • Cafe Espressode Lacey Coffee RoastersMoonah, TASMedium dark· Brazil +2ChocolateCreamy body
    $7.20/100g · 250gBuy
  • Highlands Premium Blendde Lacey Coffee RoastersMoonah, TASMedium dark· Papua New GuineaChocolateCaramel & sweet+1
    $7.20/100g · 250gBuy
  • Harmonyde Lacey Coffee RoastersMoonah, TASMedium· Brazil +1Caramel & sweetNutty+1
    $7.20/100g · 250gBuy

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About de Lacey Coffee Roasters

de Lacey Coffee Roasters is a Tasmanian family owned business celebrating over 30 years in the coffee industry.

Our founder and Director Darren de Lacey has spent much of his life invested in his passion for coffee.

He spent time in Papua New Guinea where he provided roasting and product development advice, while at the same time, learning much in his early days visiting coffee nursery’s, plantations, growers and processors.

This time and experiences were foundational to his coffee journey ahead.

The generosity and hospitality of the Papua New Guinea Highlanders left a profound and indelible mark on him, he quotes:

”It is very grounding when you witness a bag of coffee cherry being pulped by hand with a large stone in a small stream, then a 100kg bag of parchment tethered to a spar, being hauled out of a remote village on the shoulders of two of the strongest men I have ever seen”

We still play a role with P.N.G. and enjoy roasting many of their great coffees.

In de Lacey Coffee Roasters’s own words, from their About page.

Everything here is read from de Lacey Coffee Roasters's own website.