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Who is Extraction Coffee Roasters?

Plenty of roasters sell good beans. Extraction Coffee Roasters backs theirs with personal service. They're a small business in Slacks Creek, in the City of Logan. That puts them 30 minutes from Brisbane and 30 from the Gold Coast. Owners Alex Milosevic and Heather Scott roast everything in-house. They work with single origins and blends from Brazil and Colombia. The small-business roots show in how they treat people. Their purpose, in their words: positive coffee connections. You can buy as little as 2kg, or take bulk drops in reusable tins. The roastery café is open daily, 7am to 2pm.

Is this the best price on Extraction coffee?

Short answerWe have only just started tracking Extraction, so there is no earlier price to beat yet. Their middle 1kg bag is in line with the Australian median.
Cheapest way in
$62.00 /kg
Espresso Roast / Gratitude 1kg, 1kg bag.
Against the market
On par
Middle 1kg bag $62.00, against the $61.50 Australian median.
Price history
New
Earlier prices will appear here as we record them each week.

Every Extraction coffee, where it sits and where it’s been.

One row per bag, priced per kilo, cheapest first. Solid dot is today; pale dots are prices we recorded earlier.

Prices from Extraction’s own store. Australian median: the middle one-off 1kg price across 456 roasters, as the Bean-o-Metre uses.

Which Extraction coffee should I buy?

Short answerIf you want the cheapest cup, Espresso Roast / Gratitude 1kg at $62.00 a kilo.
Espresso Roast / Gratitude 1kg$62.001kg$62.00
Ethiopian espresso roast$22.00250g$88.00
Filter Roast / Mexico / Limber Ezequiel$22.00200g$110.00
Espresso Roast / Colombia / Sebastian Gomez$28.00250g$112.00
Filter Roast / Colombia / Felipe Arcila$40.00250g$160.00

5 coffees from Extraction Coffee Roasters’s own store. Per kilo is worked out from the listed bag size. Gear, samplers and multi-delivery plans are left out.

Are there any Extraction deals right now?

Short answerNothing running today. We check Extraction Coffee Roasters’s store every week.

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Is a Extraction subscription worth it?

Short answerExtraction Coffee Roasters sells a coffee subscription. We haven’t verified its discount yet, so we don’t compare it with other roasters here.
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What awards has Extraction won?

Short answerThree Golden Bean medals, three in 2021 alone (one silver, two bronze).
  • 2021Silver — Milk-Based (ETHIOPIAN CM KOKE 2421)
  • 2021Bronze — Milk-Based (GRATITUDE)
  • 2021Bronze — Espresso (EL SALVADOR HONEY GESHA)

How does Extraction compare to similar Brisbane roasters?

Short answerBuying one bag at a time, in line with the Australian median — the cheapest of the 5 Brisbane roasters closest to it on price.
RoasterMiddle 1kg bagvs median
Extraction Coffee Roasters$62.00+1%
Merlo Coffee Roasters$62.00+1%
Feind Coffee$63.50+3%
Bacano Coffee Roasters$64.00+4%
Airjo$71.99+17%

Middle 1kg bag: the median one-off price of each roaster’s 1kg coffees — the Bean-o-Metre’s own figure. Australian median $61.50. A roaster with one 1kg bag is priced on that bag alone.

Common questions about Extraction

Where can I buy Extraction coffee?

Direct from extractioncoffeeroasters.com.au. Not in Coles, Woolworths or Aldi — we check all three every week.

Does Extraction have a coffee subscription?

Yes, Extraction Coffee Roasters sells a coffee subscription. Their own site has the plans and terms.

Where is Extraction Coffee Roasters based?

Extraction Coffee Roasters is based in Slacks Creek, Brisbane QLD.

What's the cheapest Extraction coffee?

Per kilo, Espresso Roast / Gratitude 1kg at $62.00 for a 1kg bag — $62.00 a kilo.