Monastery Coffee

Windsor Gardens, SA. 9 beans.

Small batch roaster based in Adelaide, South Australia, specializing in traceable coffees sourced ethically and transparently directly from producers, with a focus on fair compensation throughout the supply chain.In Monastery Coffee’s own words. Source
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9 beans

  • Decaf BlendMonastery CoffeeWindsor Gardens, SAMedium· Decaf· Colombia +1ChocolateCaramel & sweet+1
    $9.20/100g · 250gBuy
  • San Antonio DecafMonastery CoffeeWindsor Gardens, SALight· Decaf· ColombiaChocolateCitrus
    $9.60/100g · 250gBuy
  • Gedeb WuriMonastery CoffeeWindsor Gardens, SALight· EthiopiaCaramel & sweetNutty+1
    $9.60/100g · 250gBuy
  • ThageiniMonastery CoffeeWindsor Gardens, SALight· KenyaBerryCitrus+1
    $9.20/100g · 250gBuy
  • IsabelMonastery CoffeeWindsor Gardens, SALight· HondurasChocolateNutty+1
    $9.60/100g · 250gBuy
  • Entre CaminosMonastery CoffeeWindsor Gardens, SALight· HondurasChocolateNutty+1
    $10.00/100g · 250gBuy
  • Sucuri Farm (Aerobic Natural)Monastery CoffeeWindsor Gardens, SALight· BrazilChocolateStone fruit+1
    $10.00/100g · 250gBuy
  • Cachoeira FarmMonastery CoffeeWindsor Gardens, SALight· BrazilNuttyOrchard fruit
    $8.00/100g · 250gBuy
  • Fartura FarmMonastery CoffeeWindsor Gardens, SALight· BrazilChocolateNutty+1
    $10.00/100g · 250gBuy

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About Monastery Coffee

We are a small batch roaster of traceable coffee, based in Adelaide, South Australia.

To us 'traceable' designates two key things - quality and provenance; we only roast coffees of the highest quality and coffees that are traded in a traceable and sustainable manner. We feel as the roaster it is our role to firstly - roast only to preserve and highlight the individual qualities inherent in each coffee due to the meticulous work of the producers, and secondly - to make sure you know who those producers are and where your coffee came from.

We believe in an economically sustainable supply chain, wherein everybody from the consumer to the farmer is empowered. To that end we only roast coffee beans that are sourced in an ethical, transparent and responsible manner. We go to lengths to ensure all players in the supply chain are remunerated fairly and have access to the same knowledge - most pertinently those in producing countries, who are currently benefiting the least from trade and simultaneously bearing the most risk.

If you have any questions about our roasting or sourcing please don't hesitate to email us at: hello@monasterycoffee.com.au

https://business.adelaide.edu.au/news/list/2020/11/10/adelaide-economics-alumni-adam-marley-delivers-us-coffee-with-a-conscience

https://internationalcoffeeexpo.com/introducing-australias-1-roaster/

https://www.beanscenemag.com.au/asca-reveals-adam-marley-monastery-coffee-top-ranked-australian-roaster/

https://citymag.indaily.com.au/commerce/small-business-survey/small-business-survey-coffee-roasters/

https://www.sbs.com.au/food/article/2019/02/06/bored-your-coffee-try-batch-brew-and-seasonal-beans

http://www.postcoder.com.au/melbourne/blog/qa-with-monastery-coffee/

https://www.broadsheet.com.au/adelaide/food-and-drink/article/enjoying-ethically-sourced-quality-coffee-home-now-more-convenient-ever

https://www.broadsheet.com.au/national/food-and-drink/article/crop-cup-myth-direct-trade

In Monastery Coffee’s own words, from their About page.

Everything here is read from Monastery Coffee's own website.