Who is Mule Coffee Roasters?
Mule Coffee Roasters buys its coffee straight from the farmer. It works on direct trade, so growers get fair pay and avoid commodity market pressures. In the roaster's words, every bean is "ethically sourced, never from commercial commodity coffee traders." The range includes single origins and micro-lots. The La Bomba range comes entirely from César Buesaquillo, who grows coffee in the heart of a Colombian national park. Through a sponsorship program, Mule secures his entire harvest at a fair price. You can drink it at the Mule Espresso Bar in Marrickville, Monday to Friday, 8:00 til 2:00. Or order online. Subscriptions are available, and shipping is free on orders of $57 or more.
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How does Mule compare to similar Marrickville roasters?
| Roaster | Middle 1kg bag | vs median | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Double Roasters | Marrickville | 8 | $57.50 | −7% |
| Di Lorenzo Coffee | Marrickville | 1 | $58.00 | −6% |
| Blackstone Road | Marrickville | 6 | $59.00 | −4% |
| Suspension Coffee | Marrickville | 15 | $60.00 | −2% |
| The Wood Roaster | Marrickville | 14 | $65.00 | +6% |
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 Mule
Where can I buy Mule coffee?
Direct from colombianconnection.com.au. Not in Coles, Woolworths or Aldi — we check all three every week.
Where is Mule Coffee Roasters based?
Mule Coffee Roasters is based in Marrickville, NSW.