Daddy's Girl
Roasted by Padre Coffee in Brunswick East, VIC
Tasting notes
RICH, CREAMY, MILK CHOCOLATE, HONEY, HAZELNUT, CARAMEL
In the roaster's own words.
- Origin
- Roast
- Medium · For espresso
- Process
- Mixed
- Caffeine
- Regular
- Varietals
- Typica, Caturra, Mundo Novo, Acaia, Rubi
What Padre Coffee say
Daddy’s Girl is the Padre family fave for good reason.
Rounded, smooth and endlessly reliable, it shines whether you brew it long, short or iced. Think milk chocolate layered with mellow hazelnut and honey sweetness, balanced by a gentle plum acidity. It’s our café go-to and the one we reach for at home.
SUITABLE FOR:
Stovetop
Espresso
Plunger
Aeropress
Espresso Blend Description
Daddy’s Girl is the Padre family fave for good reason. Rounded, smooth and endlessly reliable, it brings milk chocolate, mellow hazelnut and honey sweetness together with a gentle plum acidity. Its creamy body and balanced profile make it easy to dial in and at home as espresso, through milk or brewed on a stovetop, Aeropress or plunger.
Built from carefully selected Colombian and Brazilian coffees, Daddy’s Girl is designed for consistency without losing character. It’s our café go-to, the bag we reach for at home and an easy choice whenever you want a coffee that just works.
Coffee Breakdown
COLOMBIA GAITANIA 40%
Washed process - Typica and caturra varietals from the Nasa Wesx community of Gaitania at 1700-1900 masl.
BRAZIL SWEET ESPRESSO 40%
Natural & pulped natural process - Mundo Novo and Acaia varietals from Fazenda Nossa Senhora Aparecida (O’Coffee Estate) based in Alta Mogiana, Brazil.
BRAZIL FAZENDA BELA VISTA 20%
Natural anaerobic process - Rubi varietal from Fazenda Bela Vista based in Minas Gerais, Brazil grown at 1080-1150masl.
In The Cup
MILK CHOCOLATE, HONEY, HAZELNUT, PLUM
Espresso Recipe
- DOSE - 21g
- YIELD - 38g
- TIME - 27 - 32s
- TEMP - 94°C
- RATIO - 1:1.8
This recipe is for espresso and developed on a commercial coffee machine. Use as a guide to achieve your desired flavour preference. If you are unable to reproduce the exact result on your home machine, don’t panic, an alternative is to simply adjust your recipe using the ratio so it works best for your set up.
1–2 cups daily
250g per week
2–4 cups daily
500g per week
6–8 cups daily
1kg per week
Note – These guidelines use an estimate of 16–21 grams of coffee to allow for difference in dose size.
Quoted from their product page.





