Yahava KoffeeWorks Margaret River is bang smack in the middle of a recently launched unmissable coast and country drive being released by the Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association in their Drive your Story – Margaret River Region Drive Trails. There are five Self-Drive Trail Guides that encourage visitors to see more of this extraordinary region,Read more
That’s right. You heard it here first folks – The Coffee Post has named Yahava KoffeeWorks as one of WA’s top coffee roasters. Very happy to listed in amongst such great company! If you would like to have a little read – click the link below! Read Here. Read more
Today we explored different brewing methods with Matt, barista extraordinaire! Having narrowed down his favourite roast to the Black Gold, a dark roast Single Origin from Papua New Guinea, we can now proceed with testing out some delicious ways of making coffee! First, ensure your water temperature is between 90c to 92c, the recommended waterRead more
Welcome to the Yahava Tasting Benches, let’s taste some coffees! The tasting bench is where we get answers about the mysteries of coffee. The ins and outs, the what, why and how of brewing coffee. Ever wonder why some coffees taste brighter or darker than another? Why are different brewing methods important? TheRead more
Who is Matt Dillon? This is Matt Dillon. Do you know who he is? If you don’t, you really should, because Matt LOVES coffee. Matt is a member of Margaret River Life Without Barriers and operates his own business at the Margaret River Community Centre called Matt’s Paradise Café. Check out this video of whatRead more
The Christmas Holidays are coming up soon and if you’re running out of ideas of what to get your loved ones this Christmas, we’ve got you covered! We’ve put together a guide to the best Yahava goodies your friends and family are going to love. Here are the best Christmas pressies and stocking fillers fromRead more
There is excitement surrounding changes to Ethiopian coffee trading at the moment. Being the birthplace of coffee, there is no denying the quality found in this country. Soil and climate conditions are ideal, and coffee is grown at some seriously high altitudes. However, smallholders were previously unable to sell their coffee direct to roasters. TheseRead more
Kenya is one of the most respected specialty coffee producing origins, and each year we look forward to finding a great example of Kenyan coffee for our specialty estate drinkers. Most producers are smaller farmers, with less than 3 acres. By law, any Kenyan farmer with less than 5 acres must be organised into aRead more
The exciting thing about our Specialty Estate program is that it gives us an opportunity to showcase coffees that many of our customers have never had the chance to try. We think this holds especially true this month, with most of our KoffeeWorks team admitting they had never tried coffee from Laos when this coffeeRead more
The V60 is one of the most used filter methods out there. It uses a pour-over style of brewing where water is poured on top of the coffee bed, making its way through and extracting coffee along the way. It then passes through the paper filter and collects in a vessel below. The brew methodRead more
