Local Harvest - Drumroll Coffee Roasters
Founded in 2015, this family run, boutique coffee roasting company was built around the passion for honesty and authenticity in the coffee industry. The coffee industry was booming and big business started to get in the way of quality and Blake and Mel noticed. The lack of integrity between the message being sold and the quality of the actual product was evident so they decided to bring back the integrity, honesty and a strong promise to only sourcing and roasting exceptional green coffees.
They decided to start their own company - DRUMROLL COFFEE ROASTERS , roasting coffee they wanted to drink, that every coffee drinker really wants everyday! With a resistance against the cost cutting blends found across the coffee industry, their promise is to stay true to themselves and their customers. Drumroll sources exceptional coffees and roasts with integrity.
So how did Plunge and Drumroll come to join forces? Blake (Drumroll) and Heath (Plunge) met some 20 years ago one summer working in café Kafenio in Cronulla as young lads and they learnt from the best as their boss was warm and kind, but when it came to coffee he resembled the soup Nazi from Seinfeld - very particular! They didn’t cross paths again for nearly two decades after working all over NSW in hospitality, again it was in “The Shire” when Heath and the Miller family were making plans to exit Sydney with a dream to set up a community space that served brilliant food and drinks in a space that felt like a home with luxe features.
Plunge has become known for its coffee and that is a credit to Blake and Mel and their family business. They bring the best of old school philosophy and new school theory and Drumroll coffee is a product of 20 years in the coffee industry. Sourcing coffees with integrity and exciting character, they roast with soul, craftsmanship and attention to detail.
You can try the different blends each season at Plunge or check out the Plunge Pantry where we stock the beans in varying blends for you to purchase and make your coffee at home. Ask about them, there is a difference between each one, it’s like wine.
