I am in Hobart for a few days so I decided to look for a decent coffee. Looking up Beanhunter on my phone, I found a place called Zimmah Coffee. Actually, it took a few circuits of the city to find them as they are located down a driveway at 219b
Murray Street. I just rocked up and a guy looked up and said "can I help you?" It turns out his name is Dané and he's the owner. He made me a piccolo laté and it was great. When he found out I was a Coffeesnobs he was very helpful, telling me about the business and giving me hints about coffee roasting. In all I think I was there for an hour and a half. Dané was a pleasure to talk with. He is obviously very passionate about coffee. Presently they use a Has Garanti 10 kgs and will soon supplement it with a 30 kg roaster. The premises has turned an area into a funky little café currently only serving coffee but will soon expand and serve food as well. If you wish to visit Hobart soon, you can visit Island Espresso on Elizabeth Street that is run by his mum and sisters. They serve his coffee.
Murray Street. I just rocked up and a guy looked up and said "can I help you?" It turns out his name is Dané and he's the owner. He made me a piccolo laté and it was great. When he found out I was a Coffeesnobs he was very helpful, telling me about the business and giving me hints about coffee roasting. In all I think I was there for an hour and a half. Dané was a pleasure to talk with. He is obviously very passionate about coffee. Presently they use a Has Garanti 10 kgs and will soon supplement it with a 30 kg roaster. The premises has turned an area into a funky little café currently only serving coffee but will soon expand and serve food as well. If you wish to visit Hobart soon, you can visit Island Espresso on Elizabeth Street that is run by his mum and sisters. They serve his coffee.
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