Platform 9 Coffee Roasters
Coffee Roasters · South Albury
A family-owned specialty coffee roaster, wholesaler and store on Townsend Street in South Albury.
Eat and drink · LocalBusiness
Green bean sourcing, roasting on site, wholesale supply to cafes, and retail bags stamped with a roast date. A roastery with a counter is registered with the council under the Victorian Food Act 1984, or notified to the NSW Food Authority with a Food Safety Supervisor named for the site. Wholesale deals out here often bundle beans with machine servicing and barista training, which matters when the nearest technician is two hours up the highway. Single origins turn over with the harvest, so the roast date on the bag is worth checking.
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Each town links to the coffee roasters who work there, including the ones based on the other side of the river.
The 5 strongest profiles in the category. Ordered by quality score and then rating, never by payment.
Coffee Roasters · South Albury
A family-owned specialty coffee roaster, wholesaler and store on Townsend Street in South Albury.
Coffee Roasters · Wagga Wagga
The Fast Lane Drive-Thru Coffee on Hammond Avenue is a drive-through cafe aimed at commuters, serving coffee plus on-the-go breakfast.
Coffee Roasters · Beechworth
A small batch coffee roaster on Boiler House Lane in Beechworth. Beans are sourced ethically and roasted in small batches into blends and single origins…
Coffee Roasters · North Albury
A small batch coffee roaster on Union Road in North Albury. Green coffee is sourced from growers around the world and roasted in-house in small batches…
Coffee Roasters · Rutherglen
A family-owned specialty coffee roaster established in 2014 by Harry Perry to supply the Albury Wodonga region.
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5 coffee roasters across 5 towns, 3 in New South Wales and 2 in Victoria. A business appears in every town it services, not only the one it is registered in, so the town counts add up to more than the listing count.
Beechworth with 1, North Albury with 1, Rutherglen with 1. Coverage starts on the border corridor and works outwards, so the ordering here reflects where the directory has been built out, not where the trade is busiest.
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By a quality score built from profile completeness, whether the business has claimed its listing, and whether a licence has been checked against the state register. Rating breaks a tie. Payment does not enter it at any point, and any promoted slot is boxed, labelled, and kept out of the structured data.