Grinder coffee

Grinder Coffee is a prominent Australian coffee brand that originated in Melbourne, a city renowned for its sophisticated coffee culture. Established in Lygon Street, Carlton, in 1962, the brand capitalized on the wave of Italian coffee influences that shaped the Australian palate. It specializes in high-quality roasted coffee beans and ground coffee products catering to both retail consumers and the hospitality sector.

While the raw green coffee beans are sourced from various prime coffee-growing regions globally, the manufacturing, roasting, and packaging processes are primarily centered in Australia, maintaining the brand's local heritage and quality standards. This allows for a fresh, locally roasted product that appeals to domestic and international markets seeking a premium Melbourne-style coffee experience.

The brand is currently owned by the Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP), formerly known as Coca-Cola Amatil in the Australian region. This acquisition integrated Grinders into one of the world's largest bottling and distribution networks, providing the brand with substantial global resources while maintaining its identity as an Australian roasting house.