Brunswick's coffee cellar door. Up to 15 single-origin black coffees. Minimal intervention, maximum flavor. Exceptional, educational, and boundary-pushing coffee.
Tucked away in Brunswick’s backstreets, Disciple Roasters delivers a no-compromises specialty coffee experience curated by Marwin Shaw, a key innovator behind Melbourne hotspots like Monk Bodhi Dharma and Admiral Cheng Ho. The “cellar door” concept means this intimate space is all about pure coffee: you’ll find up to 15 single-origin black coffees featured at once, with the roasting, brewing, and stories behind each bean coming alive in the same tiny room. Shaw and his team source seasonally and directly from growers worldwide, championing transparency and the craft of their partner farmers. Their approach is rooted in minimal intervention—letting the intrinsic quality of the beans and the producers’ methods shine through every cup.
Disciple’s ever-changing portfolio spans prized blends like Sakura and Chocho, alongside exclusive micro-lots that can reach legendary status—some cups fetch up to $300 and showcase experimental processing like fruit and yeast fermentation. The menu is strictly black coffee (espresso or filter), ideal for purists and the coffee-curious eager to learn from baristas who know the story of every lot. Food is limited but thoughtfully crafted: expect daily house-baked pastries, biscuits, and rolls. Alongside retail bags and unique ceramics, Disciple Roasters stands as a destination for those seeking exceptional, educational, and boundary-pushing coffee in Melbourne.
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