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25/09/2026
Two single origins. Two very discerning palates.
Perfect for your inner coffee snob. ☕
Either way, it’s dc Coffee.
23/09/2026
Single origin means the coffee’s already got an ego. We just needed a colour-matched location that matched the ego.
We'll let the coffee do the talking, dc Coffee is literally the only option.
Shop dc Coffee Single Origins: https://dccoffee.com.au/collections/single-origins
21/09/2026
Two people. Same office. Both switched ON with dc — and both very much trying to out-do the other.
One's doing it with elegance. One's doing it with intensity. Neither's backing down.
However you Switch ON - dc's got you ☕👑⚡
15/09/2026
We hired a private investigator. All they came back with was her coffee order and an alibi so good it should be illegal.
Turns out you can't build a case against someone who's already three steps ahead of you before you've had your first sip.
Switch ON with dc Coffee and let The Duchess handle the rest. 👑
13/09/2026
Somewhere in the OFF world, Monday's already looming and nobody's ready for it — it just needs a reason to Switch ON.
Switch ON with dc Coffee and brew some brainwaves. 🧠🚀☕
Performance enhancing. Fully legal. Barely regulated. Sunday scaries don't stand a chance.
https://dccoffee.com.au/pages/fuel-your-creativity
10/09/2026
So you think you know coffee like we do? We put our new Single Origins through the ultimate test.
Turns out our Filter, Tanzania and Espresso, Timor-Leste hold up just fine under this level of scrutiny. Notes of "yep, that's coffee" and "I'd pair this with a Tuesday".
Good coffee doesn't need the theatre, but we had a glass on hand soooo...
Shop our new Single Origins, pinky up if you must ☕
https://dccoffee.com.au/collections/single-origins
07/09/2026
We can't promise these will fix your whole week, but they're a genuinely great place to start ☕
Two new Single Origins have landed, and they're both worth slowing down for.
Meet our Filter, Tanzania. Grown across nearly 300 smallholder plots through Communal Shamba's Udugu Lots programme. Comes on floral and a little mysterious at first, then opens up with a jammy raspberry hit before settling into something soft and sweet. Clean, ripe, and yes, a little greedy. They know what they want.
Or maybe you're after our Espresso, Timor-Leste from Centru Kafe. Dependable, a little intense, and doesn't crack under pressure. Leads with red plum, then settles into hazelnut and caramel once you get to know it better, with a finish that lingers a little longer than it probably should.
Good coffee shouldn't be complicated. These two make it easy.
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Shop this certified* excellent decision or meet the rest of our specialty coffee beans and blends.
*not actually certified
06/09/2026
Wanted for questioning: The Darkness
We built a full case file because honestly, this one deserves it. Intense, unapologetic, and known to cause a very specific kind of chaos before 9am.
Read the open case and you be the judge, the verdict is already in
Switch ON with dc Coffee and try the mind-altering substance that won't get you arrested.
Address
203 Albion Street
Melbourne, VIC
3056
To reach your destination on Albion Street in Melbourne, you have a couple of convenient options for both public transport and driving.
**Public Transport:**
1. **Train:** Take a train to the nearest station, which is either Richmond or South Yarra. From there, you can catch a tram or bus heading towards Albion Street.
2. **Tram:** If you're near a tram stop, look for routes that service the area around Albion Street. The 70 and 75 trams are good options; make sure to check the latest schedules.
3. **Bus:** Several bus routes also connect to Albion Street. Check local timetables for the most direct route from your location.
Once you arrive at your stop, it’s just a short walk to your destination.
**Driving/Parking:**
1. If you're driving, head towards Albion Street via major roads such as Punt Road or Chapel Street.
2. Look for available street parking along Albion Street or nearby side streets. Be mindful of any parking restrictions or time limits in the area.
3. Alternatively, there may be paid parking lots nearby if street parking is limited.
Plan your trip accordingly and enjoy your visit!
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DC Specialty Coffee Roasters on Albion Street in Melbourne is a haven for coffee enthusiasts who appreciate quality and individuality. The atmosphere is infused with cool vibes, making it the perfect spot to enjoy a seriously good cup of coffee without any pretense.
Their Iced Lattes are a standout, featuring strong specialty coffee blended with creamy milk for a refreshing experience that avoids the pitfalls of overly sweetened drinks. Whether you prefer an X-Strong double espresso with hints of dark chocolate and vanilla or the smooth balance of their best-selling Darkness blend, there's something to suit every palate. These options make for an ideal pick-me-up during work breaks or post-gym refreshment.
For those who lean towards organic choices, the 100% certified organic All City Blend is not to be missed. Sourced from premium beans in Tolima, Colombia, and Ketiara, Sumatra, this blend offers a full-bodied experience bursting with vibrant notes of vanilla, citrus, and musk—truly a testament to the art of specialty coffee.
And let’s not forget about the hot chocolate lovers! The rich and velvety Drinking Chocolate pairs beautifully with The Duchess blend, creating a delightful combination that promises love at first sip.
At DC Specialty Coffee Roasters, every cup tells a story of passion and dedication to quality coffee. It's more than just a coffee shop; it's an experience that celebrates the true essence of great coffee.