Who is Micro Lote Coffee?
Micro Lote Coffee cuts out the middleman. Its coffee is bought directly from ASPROUNION, a farmer-owned co-operative of 250 farmers in the South of Colombia. Families there farm an average of 2 hectares each. They work together to receive a fair price for their coffee. The beans are roasted in Perth, WA. The focus is Colombian single-origin Arabica, scoring between 84 and 90 points on the Specialty Coffee Association scale. In the roaster's words: "From growing to roasting to brewing, we are involved in the whole supply chain." The range runs from Light ("Sweet and Lively") through Medium and Espresso roasts, plus a Geisha. The roaster says the quality allows "a product for the whole spectrum of coffee brewing." Wholesale is on offer too, for offices, workplaces, coffee shops and restaurants.
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How does Micro Lote compare to similar WA roasters?
| Roaster | Middle 1kg bag | vs median | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Perth Coffee Exchange | — | 36 | $59.50 | −3% |
| Twin Peaks Coffee Roasters | — | 4 | $59.50 | −3% |
| Singular Roasters | Carlisle | 5 | $60.00 | −2% |
| Brightside Coffee Co | Osborne Park | 11 | $64.00 | +4% |
| Resident Coffee Roasters | Margaret River | 5 | $64.00 | +4% |
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 Micro Lote
Where can I buy Micro Lote coffee?
Direct from microlote.coffee. Not in Coles, Woolworths or Aldi — we check all three every week.
Where is Micro Lote Coffee based?
Micro Lote Coffee is based in Cottesloe, WA.