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Grace & Taylor

St Peters NSWSince 2014

Who is Grace & Taylor?

Before Grace & Taylor was a roastery, it was two mates chasing better coffee. Matt Troughton had spent years behind espresso machines and on competition stages, winning the QLD Barista Championship. Keith Klein grew up helping his parents run a mobile coffee cart in northern NSW. In 2014 they started roasting wherever they could borrow a drum, delivering beans from the back of a van. The name comes from Matt’s kids’ middle names, Grace and Taylor, a reminder to keep the business personal. Today they roast small batches on a Probat in St Peters, Sydney’s inner west. Coffee is roasted to order and dispatched on Tuesdays. Beans come through a small group of trusted importers with long-term relationships with producers in Burundi, Rwanda, Colombia, Timor Leste and Mexico. As they put it: “No jargon. No fuss. Just coffee you love to drink.”

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Is this the best price on Grace & Taylor coffee?

Short answerGrace & Taylor’s prices have held steady since September 2026. Their middle 1kg bag is 3% below the Australian median.
Cheapest way in
$58.00 /kg
Swift Blend, 1kg bag.
Against the market
−3%
Middle 1kg bag $58.00, against the $60.00 Australian median.
Price changes
None
No price moves since September 2026.

Every Grace & Taylor coffee, where it sits and where it’s been.

One row per 1kg bag, cheapest first. Solid dot is today; pale dots are prices we recorded earlier.

Prices from Grace & Taylor’s own store, last recorded 11 November 2026. Earlier prices from our weekly record since September 2026. Australian median: the middle one-off 1kg price across 510 roasters, as the Bean-o-Metre uses.

Which Grace & Taylor coffee should I buy?

Short answerIf you want the cheapest cup, Swift Blend at $58.00 a kilo.
Swift Blend$58.001kg$58.00
Colombia Diego Lopez Decaf$58.001kg$58.00
Graceland Blend$58.001kg$58.00
Kenya Gakundu Washed$85.001kg$85.00
Rwanda Kigeyo Washed$85.001kg$85.00
Costa Rica Volcan Azul Java Anaerobic Natural$35.00250g$140.00

6 coffees from Grace & Taylor’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 Grace & Taylor deals right now?

Short answerNothing running today. We check Grace & Taylor’s store every week.

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How does Grace & Taylor compare to similar St Peters roasters?

Short answerBuying one bag at a time, 3% below the Australian median — 2nd cheapest of the 4 St Peters roasters closest to it on price.
RoasterMiddle 1kg bagvs median
Salvador Coffee$54.00−10%
Grace & Taylor$58.00−3%
ASLAN Coffee Roasters$62.00+3%
Numero Uno Coffee Roasters$70.00+17%

Middle 1kg bag: the median one-off price of each roaster’s 1kg coffees — the Bean-o-Metre’s own figure. Australian median $60.00.

Common questions about Grace & Taylor

Where can I buy Grace & Taylor coffee?

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

Where is Grace & Taylor based?

Grace & Taylor is based in St Peters NSW, and has been roasting since 2014.

What's the cheapest Grace & Taylor coffee?

Per kilo, Swift Blend at $58.00 for a 1kg bag — $58.00 a kilo.