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'Race Car Brews' - A Collaboration with Melbourne band Slowly Slowly

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'Race Car Brews' - A Collaboration with Melbourne band Slowly Slowly

Following the success of our first collaboration with Melbourne band Slowly Slowly, we were excited when frontman Ben reached out for a second collaboration 'Race Car Brews', taken from the title of their newly released album Race Car BluesBen’s passion and clarity of vision were just so palpable from the start, he’s the kind of person that gets you excited about whatever it is he’s talking about. We just knew from the get-go that it was going to be a really special collaboration. 

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Cream Town

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Cream Town

Young artist and photographer Isaebella Doherty created Cream Town as an online platform to help struggling artists sell their work at the onset of the pandemic. In just a few months, it's evolved into a brilliant space in Castlemaine that entails a gallery,café, produce store and events space!
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Choosing the Right Coffee for You

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Choosing the Right Coffee for You

In this video, we guide you through choosing the right coffee for home, based on your preferred brewing device and flavour preferences. 

If you’re ever wondering which of our coffees might be the one for you, get in contact with us. We’re always happy to talk you through our range. We believe there’s a Padre Coffee out there for everyone!

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Ben Carlson I Long Miles Coffee Project

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Ben Carlson I Long Miles Coffee Project

"The reality as I looked into it was that temperature change, soil health, and all these things combined together to form the perfect storm of coffee not being able to survive and thrive in Burundi in the future." 

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Good Coffee Doing Good I Trees for Kibira

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Good Coffee Doing Good I Trees for Kibira

To kick off our Good Coffee Doing Good program, we were extremely proud to partner with our friends at Long Miles Coffee Project and support their Trees for Kibira endeavour.

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A letter from Padre Jon...

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A letter from Padre Jon...

So...as a Padre, why the name Padre. I am ever intrigued as i drink your coffee in South Melbourne. Blessings, Padre Jon...   
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Ross Quail talks all things Slayer Espresso

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Ross Quail talks all things Slayer Espresso

Hospitality is probably one of the least hands off industries you can get into, because it is multi-disciplined....
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A conversation with La Marzocco Australia's Brydon

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A conversation with La Marzocco Australia's Brydon

The Linea set a new bar in the late 80’s/early 90’s for so much of what the coffee industry now relies on...
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An interview with Madeleine Dore, Founder of Side Project Sessions

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An interview with Madeleine Dore, Founder of Side Project Sessions

t’s amazing to see people dedicate every second Sunday to their ideas and projects, build some regularity and get momentum for something they might have been putting off for years.
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Women in Coffee ‧ Luz Dary Polo

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Women in Coffee ‧ Luz Dary Polo

Coffee Producer and mother-of-three Luz Dary Polo is making a name for herself in the specialty coffee world....
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How do you create a cult espresso blend?

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How do you create a cult espresso blend?

We asked our Director of Coffee Fay to share some insight into the development of the Lucky Boy’s irresistible flavour profile... 
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Breakfast with coffee's Woman of the Year 2019

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Breakfast with coffee's Woman of the Year 2019

It’s not often you get to be graced with the presence of a female coffee pioneer.

Awarded 2019’s Woman of the Year at this year’s Women in Coffee Awards, Gina Di Brita brought along her team of equally admirable women to our breakfast gathering at South Melbourne Market as part of the Melbourne International Coffee Expo 2019. 

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