17th April 2024

• This weekend you can find us at The Ocean Grove Farmers Market (Saturday) and Talbot Farmers Market (Sunday), both from 9am - 1pm. See you there!

• We have an exciting new stockist! You can now find Enga beans in Foodworks Buninyong. They currently stock all 3 roasts in both 250g & 500g bags. If there’s plenty of demand, that will include the 1kg bags also. Head on in & grab a bag. We’d really appreciate your support!

• La Miette Patisserie is set to finally open its doors TOMORROW (April 18th). Come in for some delicious coffee and cafe from 8:30am - 3pm Thursday/Friday and 9am - 1pm on Saturday. Our full range of beans are available for purchase at the counter.

• PICK UP NOW AVAILABLE - You can now pick up your online orders from our roasting shed on Main Road, Golden Point. Our hours are Monday 9am - 11am and Wednesday 10am - 12pm. *Please note the roasting shed is located at the Back (down the driveway) of La Miette Patisserie.

• Delivery to the Ballarat area is still available on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS. All local deliveries will incur a small delivery fee of $3. *Orders will need to be in by close of business the day before at 5pm.

• FREE postage for online orders over $80. (Discount will be applied automatically on check out)

  Thank you for your ongoing support. We appreciate you and look forward to sharing the impact every purchase is making in Papua New Guinea.
  
  The Team,
  Enga Coffee Roasters

Origin

The 5,000ft altitude and pristine conditions of the Highlands of Papua New Guinea are perfect for growing high quality arabica beans.

The coffee is shade grown on small family allotments, these house an oasis of biodiversity; home to both native plants and wildlife. The cherries are handpicked and carefully processed.

Roasting

Single-origin coffee (as opposed to blends) allows for a coffee’s unique intensity and flavour characteristics to be enjoyed in it’s purest form.

We roast weekly to ensure fresh, rich flavour - with three varying degrees of roast available. You can pick up a bag from any of the farmers’ markets we attend (see list below), our stockists, or the online shop.

Engage

Your purchase helps create sustainable opportunity for growers to sell their coffee.

Much of the population of PNG live in rural areas in traditional villages where the rely on subsistence farming - growing what they live off. Therefore coffee is invaluable as a ‘cash crop’ - the monetary income from it is very import for necessities such as schoool fees and medications.