Genovese

Recorded answer text · Google AI Overviews · 8 November 2026

Top Swiss Water decaf coffee options available in Australia stand out for their 100% chemical-free, 99.9% caffeine-free processing and rich flavor profiles:

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![Custom Coffees Swiss Water Decaf (~$23 AUD for 250g) Custom Coffees Swiss Water Decaf (~$23 AUD for 250g) | Custom Coffees& more](

Multi-award-winning at the Golden Bean Awards, praised as a full-flavor option built for stove-top or espresso. You can buy it via Custom Coffees.

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![Mahalia Coffee Swiss Water Decaf (~$17.50-$25 AUD for 250g) Mahalia Coffee Swiss Water Decaf (~$17.50-$25 AUD for 250g) | Mahalia Coffee& more | 4.9(48)](

Silver and bronze medal-winning South Australian roast with tasting notes of roasted hazelnuts, sweet nutty toffee, and a dark chocolate finish. Available online through Mahalia Coffee or discounted via Complete Cafe Services.

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![Veneziano Coffee Roasters Swiss Water Decaf (~$21 AUD for 250g) Veneziano Coffee Roasters Swiss Water Decaf (~$21 AUD for 250g) | Veneziano Coffee Roasters& more | 4.7(26)](

Specialty Melbourne roast designed to be rich and smooth with full body and zero chemical residues. You can order it directly from Veneziano Coffee Roasters or The Roast Collective.

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![Art of Espresso Swiss Water Decaf (~$29 AUD for 200g / larger sizes available) Art of Espresso Swiss Water Decaf (~$29 AUD for 200g / larger sizes available) | Art Of Espresso](

Single-origin Colombian beans roasted in-house with notes of rich chocolate and a clean finish. Available via Art of Espresso.

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![Genovese Swiss Water Decaf (~$28 AUD for 500g) Genovese Swiss Water Decaf (~$28 AUD for 500g) | Genovese Coffee](

A medium-bodied, sweet, and balanced cup that works well both black and with milk. Available via Genovese Coffee.To help narrow down the best option for you:

- How do you usually brew your coffee (e.g., espresso machine, plunger, stovetop, or filter)? - Do you prefer drinking your coffee black or with milk?

Recorded answer text · ChatGPT · 8 November 2026

If you're making espresso at home in Australia, the best grind is fine espresso grind, roughly the texture of table salt.

But there are two things worth considering: the grind size and the coffee itself.

## 1\. Best grind size for espresso !Café moulu Espresso 250g - Arabica & Robusta | Cafés Folliet | Cafés Folliet!Café moulu Goût Suisse 250g - Arabica | Cafés Folliet | Cafés Folliet!Coarse ground coffee background

| Grind | Best for | |--------|--------| | Fine | Espresso machines | | Medium-fine | Some stovetop coffee makers | | Medium | Filter coffee | | Coarse | French press |

For espresso, aim for\:

- Around 25-30 seconds extraction. - A double shot of approximately 18g coffee in and 36g espresso out. - Adjust finer if it runs too quickly; coarser if it runs too slowly. www.choice.com.auwww.coffeestandard.org

## 2\. Coffee worth considering in Australia

Here are some options available in the Australian market\:

Vittoria Oro Coffee Beans

## \$45.20

1kg · Vittoria Coffee

A convenient everyday option for home espresso.

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Genovese Super Brazil

## \$52

1kg · My Coffee Shop

Medium roast with caramel, chocolate and nutty notes.

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Wolf Espresso Blend

## \$38

500g · Perth Coffee Exchange

A local Perth coffee option.

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## 3\. Let me narrow down the best choice

Are you looking for\:

1\. What are you buying?

Pre-ground coffee ready to use

Whole coffee beans

A coffee grinder

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2\. What coffee machine do you have?

Breville

DeLonghi

Sage

Sunbeam

Other

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3\. What taste do you prefer?

Strong, rich Italian-style

Smooth, chocolate and caramel

Mild and smooth

Specialty café-style

[Find my best coffee]

I can then narrow it down to the best coffee to buy in Australia, including Perth suppliers.

Recorded answer text · Perplexity · 1 November 2026

The best Australian direct-trade coffee roasters are:

- Market Lane Coffee - Best overall for seasonal coffees, detailed origin information, and long-term producer relationships. - Proud Mary Coffee - Best for premium microlots, experimental processing, and distinctive single-origin coffees. - Seven Seeds - A strong Melbourne option with a clear direct-trade focus and broad specialty range. - Genovese Coffee - Worth prioritising if direct purchasing is your main criterion; it reports long-term producer relationships and direct sourcing where possible. - ASLAN Coffee Roasters - Particularly appealing for Indonesian coffees and producer-focused sourcing. - Pablo & Rusty's - A well-regarded Sydney roaster with direct producer partnerships and strong sustainability credentials. - Mecca Coffee - A Sydney-based pioneer of direct trade and light roasting, with its own working roastery.

Best starting points: choose Market Lane for the strongest all-round experience, Genovese for sourcing transparency, or Proud Mary for high-end and unusual coffees.

When comparing roasters, look for named farms or cooperatives, lot-level traceability, harvest and processing details, evidence of repeat producer relationships, and-ideally-information about prices paid. “Direct trade” is not a standardised certification, so the term alone is not proof of transparent sourcing.