Coffee series: Key Events Legacy Blend

About: Through our Key Events Legacy Blend, we acknowledge four key moments that shaped Australia’s history (more below). 

Tasting notes: This blend of Colombia, Brazil, and Papua New Guinea brings you a clean, yet bold and full-bodied strength in the cup. It offers low to medium acidity, earthy undertones, caramel and chocolate with a smooth treacle aftertaste. Perfectly crafted for a rich and flavourful taste to drink white or black.

Origin: Brazil, Colombia, Papua New Guinea

Tasting: Dark chocolate, sugarcane sweetness, toasted almonds, hint of juicy berry

Strength: Medium - Dark

More details:

On 22 August 1770, Britain claimed Australia via Captain James Cook proclamation on at Possession Island. His voyage, characterised by exploration and scientific discovery, provided essential mapping and insights into the continent’s diverse landscapes. While his arrival marked the start of British colonisation, it also initiated complex interactions including battles with Indigenous Australians.

On 26 January 1788, Britain settled Australia when the First Fleet arrived in Sydney Harbour, establishing the New South Wales colony. The settlers faced harsh conditions, including food shortages and disease, along with conflicts with Indigenous peoples. Despite these challenges, their determination laid the foundation for the future development of modern Australia.

On 1 January 1901, Australia achieved Federation, uniting six colonies under a single Constitution. This significant event marked the nation’s emergence as a sovereign entity, independent from British rule, and fostered a sense of unified national identity among Australians.

On 27 May 1967, Indigenous Constitutional Recognition was achieved as Australians voted overwhelmingly YES in a landmark referendum. This change removed discriminatory clauses and allowed for legislation aimed at improving Indigenous rights, reflecting a commitment to justice and inclusivity.