melbourne's coffee scene doesn't mess around. you'll find serious roasters tucked into laneways, third-wave pioneers who've been pulling shots since before it was trendy, and enough espresso expertise to fuel half the southern hemisphere. but even in this crowded field, quists coffee on little collins street has carved out something special. the regulars here aren't just passing through on their way to somewhere else. they know what they want, and more importantly, they know this place delivers it consistently. you can feel that confidence when you walk in, the kind that comes from a roaster who's figured out their approach and stuck with it. little collins street gets busy, but quists manages to hold its ground without getting swept up in the rush. they're focused on the beans, the roasting, the fundamentals that matter when you're trying to do coffee right. no shortcuts, no gimmicks. come tuesday morning for your…
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curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
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the beans they're roasting right now.

Ethiopia Guji Natural – 250g
ethiopia · natural
tropical fruit

Guatemala El Boqueron Natural- 250g
guatemala · natural
stone fruit, tropical fruit, raisin

El Salvador SHG ‘Julia’ – 250g
el salvador
milk chocolate, dark chocolate, almond

AJI Filter – Reusable Cotton Coffee Filter
india · natural

Altmann Blend
ethiopia + costa rica
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