Who is Villino Coffee Roasters?
Villino was established in Hobart in 2007 and quickly became a key influence on Tasmania's specialty coffee scene. The café came first. Wanting more control over the coffee, the team opened a roastery in 2009 with a 5kg Probat and a couple of bags of beans. The following grew, and so did the wholesale side. That 5kg Probat is still in the lineup, now beside 12kg and UG22 machines. In 2012 a little sister café, Ecru Coffee, joined the family, a hole-in-the-wall takeaway 20 metres down Criterion Street. Sourcing leans on long-term importer partnerships and single-origin coffees, backed by a sustainability focus that reaches from producer to delivery.
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How does Villino compare to similar TAS roasters?
| Roaster | Middle 1kg bag | vs median | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tasmanian Coffee Roasters | Kingston | 1 | $57.50 | −4% |
| de Lacey Coffee Roasters | Moonah | 5 | $60.00 | 0% |
| Coffee Plus | Hobart | 2 | $60.00 | 0% |
| South Roast Coffee | — | 4 | $62.00 | +3% |
| Ritual Coffee Roasters | Invermay | 8 | $63.50 | +6% |
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 Villino
Where can I buy Villino coffee?
Direct from villino.com.au. Not in Coles, Woolworths or Aldi — we check all three every week.
Does Villino have a coffee subscription?
Yes, Villino Coffee Roasters sells a coffee subscription. Their own site has the plans and terms.
Where is Villino Coffee Roasters based?
Villino Coffee Roasters is based in Moonah, TAS, and has been roasting since 2007.