Who is Infuse Coffee Roasters?
Rob and Cath Simpson were frustrated with the limited choice and not-so-fresh beans in their local market. So they started roasting coffee at home as a hobby. In 2010 they founded Infuse Coffee Roasters. It began as an online business, then expanded into retail. It now services over 135 outlets (as at February 2026). Today the boutique roastery is based in South Burnie, Tasmania. It works out of a workers cottage built in 1900 and renovated in 2012, open six days a week for takeaway or a sit-down. The focus is high-altitude Arabica: seasonal single origins that change month to month, alongside award-winning blends. In their words, they “pride ourselves in customer service and quality, fresh and consistent roasting.”
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How does Infuse compare to similar TAS roasters?
| Roaster | Middle 1kg bag | vs median | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gioconda Coffee Roasters | Devonport | 5 | $44.00 | −28% |
| Happy Farmer Organics | Hillwood | 9 | $46.00 | −25% |
| Leaping Goat Coffee | Latrobe | 6 | $47.50 | −23% |
| Coffee Plus | Hobart | 2 | $60.00 | −2% |
| Ritual Coffee Roasters | Invermay | 8 | $63.50 | +3% |
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.
Common questions about Infuse
Where can I buy Infuse coffee?
Direct from infusecoffee.com.au. Not in Coles, Woolworths or Aldi — we check all three every week.
Where is Infuse Coffee Roasters based?
Infuse Coffee Roasters is based in South Burnie, TAS.