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11/09/2026
A look behind the scenes at choosing what comes next.
These cups are mostly samples from Ethiopia and Brazil, being assessed as we look for new lots for Synonymous over the coming months.
Cupping lets us compare coffees side by side before deciding what makes the cut.
It’s one of the most interesting parts of the job, and always brings a little anticipation for what’s next.
11/09/2026
Moki Gotiti, Ethiopia. Natural process.
Dried whole in the cherry, Moki Gotiti develops a naturally sweet, fruit-driven character.
Its subtle yellow and marbled tones in the green bean carry through to the roast, creating the warm golden appearance of the roasted coffee.
Quietly distinctive.
06/09/2026
New Release: Ethiopia, Moki Gotiti Natural.
A handful of coffees come out of Moki Gotiti, an estate in Gedeb, Ethiopia. This Grade 1 natural lot is the standout among them.
Guava, blueberry and blackberry jam sit alongside big floral fruit character. Easy to enjoy and beautifully balanced, the kind of profile that keeps bringing us back to this region season after season.
Roasting fresh and available now until sold out.
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31/08/2026
Once a coffee arrives, we sample roast it once again, and cup it. This confirms we received the lot we selected pre-shipment, sharpens our read on how it will profile, and locks in the tasting notes we’ll share with you.
The final check before we announce anything new.
29/08/2026
Coffee for Father’s Day.
Not sure what he drinks? Gift card.
He drinks it daily. Subscription.
He likes something different. Limited release.
He takes it on the road. Drip bags.
26/08/2026
Halo Beriti, washed heirloom.
A coffee that quietly speaks to its origin. High altitude, rich soils, and the character of Yirgacheffe come through with clarity and restraint.
26/08/2026
Every sack is a decision we've already made. A farm we chose to work with, a harvest we chose to bring home. It gets roasted, it gets packed, it ends up in your cup, and then we do it again.
That’s the cycle. Your subscription isn’t just coffee. It’s what keeps this whole thing turning.
17/08/2026
Coffee that suits you.
16/08/2026
Coffee spotlight, Burundi Giku Hill
Notes: Peach, Praline, Sweet Orange
Kayanza Province, Burundi. Washed. Bourbon. Producer, Long Miles Coffee, 742 farming families. 1,700 masl
With a brightness and depth African coffees are known for, this coffee is brewing beautifully for both espresso and filter.
16/08/2026
Coffee that suits you.
We offer a diverse selection of specialty coffees, including espresso blends, single-origin coffees, subscription services, filter coffee drip bags, and specialised brewing equipment. Our commitment to quality ensures that our coffee is freshly roasted each week from our inner-city Brisbane roastery...
07/08/2026
Sampling coffee is one of the most important parts of what we do.
Every new harvest, every new producer, and every potential purchase begins here.
Each sample is carefully weighed and prepared for cupping.
Not every coffee makes the cut. The ones that do are the coffees we’re proud to roast.
06/08/2026
Latest Release
Halo Beriti, Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia.
We don’t often buy the same coffee twice. This is one of the few that earned a second purchase.
Grown at exceptional altitude in the rich soils of Yirgacheffe, Halo Beriti offers delicate tea-like florals, refined fruit sweetness and remarkable clarity in the cup. Elegant and expressive, it performs beautifully as both filter and espresso.
A coffee we’re genuinely pleased to have back.
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Brisbane City, QLD
To reach your destination in Brisbane City, here are the travel options:
**Public Transport:**
1. **Train:** Take a train to Central Station. From there, exit onto Ann Street and walk towards Edward Street. Continue walking until you reach your destination.
2. **Bus:** Check for bus routes that stop at Queen Street Mall or nearby stops. Once you disembark, it’s a short walk to your destination.
**Driving/Parking:**
1. If you're driving, head towards the Brisbane CBD and follow signs for the city center.
2. Look for parking options such as street parking or nearby parking garages. The closest parking facilities are typically located on Edward Street or within walking distance of your destination.
Make sure to check local traffic conditions and public transport schedules for the best experience!
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One of the standout offerings includes a remarkable Ethiopian Yirgacheffe coffee that showcases the unique carbonic maceration process. This exceptional brew features delightful notes of red fruit and dark chocolate, reminiscent of cherry-ripe chocolate bars and boysenberry ice cream—truly a treat for the senses.
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Ponycoffeeco continually refreshes its menu with new arrivals, ensuring there's always something exciting to discover. Their dedication to sharing high-quality coffee extends beyond individual customers; they also cater to wholesale orders, making it easy for businesses to stock their shelves with these exceptional brews.
Whether you're looking for your next favorite cup or exploring unique flavors from around the world, Ponycoffeeco is sure to impress with its passion for great coffee and innovative offerings.
