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My Kingdom For A Horse

Who is My Kingdom For A Horse?

For Emily Raven, a first Rwandan coffee was a life-changing moment. She brought more than 35 years in cookery, hospitality and education, an MA in Gastronomy, lecturing at Le Cordon Bleu and William Angliss, and ownership of the award-winning Cafe 54. Co-founder Rachel Mead added a Master of Management and a career across retail, training and human resources. Together they built My Kingdom for a Horse, part of Adelaide for more than 10 years. The coffee is roasted in Adelaide and paired with farm-direct milk from Tweedvale in the Adelaide Hills. Their sourcing is seasonal and specialty-grade, bought as each origin arrives in Australia. Some beans come direct from farms, some through specialist buyers who share their commitment to good farming and fair trade. The goal stays the same: super-tasty coffee you can't get anywhere else.

Is this the best price on My Kingdom For A Horse coffee?

Short answerMy Kingdom For A Horse’s prices have held steady since October 2026. Their middle 1kg bag is 23% above the Australian median.
Cheapest way in
$70.00 /kg
Seasonal Blend, 1kg bag.
Against the market
+23%
Middle 1kg bag $74.00, against the $60.00 Australian median.
Price changes
None
No price moves since October 2026.

Every My Kingdom For A Horse 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 My Kingdom For A Horse’s own store, last recorded 20 October 2026. Earlier prices from our weekly record since October 2026. Australian median: the middle one-off 1kg price across 507 roasters, as the Bean-o-Metre uses.

Which My Kingdom For A Horse coffee should I buy?

Short answerIf you want the cheapest cup, Seasonal Blend at $70.00 a kilo.
Seasonal Blend$70.001kg$70.00
Kingdom Barista Blend$78.001kg$78.00
Espresso - Decaffeinated$24.00250g$96.00
Brazil: Rafael Vinhal$28.00250g$112.00
Ethiopia: Rachia Grade 1$28.00250g$112.00
Colombia "El Naranjo": Noralba Benítez$28.00250g$112.00

6 coffees from My Kingdom For A Horse’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 My Kingdom For A Horse deals right now?

Short answerNothing running today. We check My Kingdom For A Horse’s store every week.

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Is a My Kingdom For A Horse subscription worth it?

Short answerMy Kingdom For A Horse 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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How does My Kingdom For A Horse compare to similar Adelaide roasters?

Short answerBuying one bag at a time, 23% above the Australian median — the dearest of the 5 Adelaide roasters closest to it on price.
RoasterMiddle 1kg bagvs median
KOM coffee Roasters$54.00−10%
Cherry Pickers Coffee$56.00−7%
The Coffee Bean Shop$64.00+7%
SoHo Coffee Roasters$66.00+10%
My Kingdom For A Horse$74.00+23%

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. A roaster with one 1kg bag is priced on that bag alone.

Common questions about My Kingdom For A Horse

Where can I buy My Kingdom For A Horse coffee?

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

Does My Kingdom For A Horse have a coffee subscription?

Yes, My Kingdom For A Horse sells a coffee subscription. Their own site has the plans and terms.

Where is My Kingdom For A Horse based?

My Kingdom For A Horse is based in Adelaide, SA.

What's the cheapest My Kingdom For A Horse coffee?

Per kilo, Seasonal Blend at $70.00 for a 1kg bag — $70.00 a kilo.