For your convenience, we accept returns within 30 days of purchase. To start a return, kindly visit our Refund Policy and follow the provided instructions. Your satisfaction is our top priority.

For any modifications or cancellations to your order, please reach out to our customer service team promptly. We'll do our best to accommodate your request.

Our aim is to dispatch orders promptly within 2 business days. Please kindly allow extra time during peak sales and any public holiday periods.

Once your order has been dispatched, you will receive a tracking number via email, allowing you to track your order through the carrier's website.

Kindly note that the tracking details are provided by the courier service, and we are unable to offer additional information beyond what is provided in the email.

Should you encounter difficulty locating your tracking information, we suggest checking your spam folder in your email account.

Our aim is to dispatch orders promptly, typically within one business day. However, during peak sales periods, there may be slight delays in processing.

Once dispatched, please allow approximately 3-5 business days for Express Shipping and approximately 5-8 business days for Standard Shipping within Australia.

Deliveries to regional or rural areas may require additional time.

If you have any questions, please contact us, our team are on hand to help.

Free standard shipping for orders over $99 ($199 for NT &WA customers).

Standard shipping rate of $12 for orders under $99.

Express shipping rate of $15 available.

For interstate orders, we use a combination of services, including Australia Post and reputable couriers, to ensure optimal shipping rates and reliable delivery.

To redeem your discount code, simply input it at the checkout stage, and the discount will be automatically applied to your order. If you encounter any issues or if your code doesn't seem to work as expected, please contact us at info@bestbeanbestcup.com.au.

Should you be interested in a wholesale supply of coffee from us, please contact us at accounts@bestbeanbestcup.com.au. We welcome applications from all eligible businesses all around Australia and we look forward to partnering with you.

No.23 Smooth is our signature house blend, loved by many for its balanced flavour profile and rich aroma.

We accommodate your coffee bean preferences to perfection! Whether you prefer whole beans or pre-ground coffee, you can specify your choice before adding them to your cart.

If using an espresso machine, you can make approximately 12 coffees from a 250g bag. If you are making coffee via a brew method, then the coffee quantity will depend on what type of brew method you are using and the size of your grind.

Coffee beans have a long shelf life if stored properly. However, the fresher the beans, the better the quality of the coffee will be. It's best to use your beans within 3-4 weeks of purchase for peak taste. Following this period, they may start to lose some of their flavour.

If they lose aroma or flavour, it's time to replace them. Beans stored in humid or warm conditions should be discarded, as they may spoil and lose their quality.

Proper storage is essential to preserve the freshness and flavour of your coffee. We recommend following these guidelines:

Keep it airtight - prevent exposure to oxygen by ensuring your coffee bag is properly sealed after it has been opened.

Avoid light, heat, and moisture: Coffee is sensitive to light, heat, and moisture, so it's best to store it in a cool, dark, and dry place. Avoid placing your coffee near the stove, oven, or other sources of heat.

Grind just before brewing: For optimal freshness, grind your coffee beans just before brewing. This ensures maximum flavour extraction and helps to maintain the coffee's aroma and taste.

Filter & Espresso represent distinct coffee brewing methods.

Espresso and milk-based drinks are created using an espresso machine, while filter coffees involve various brewing techniques. Our coffee roasting process is tailored to these methods: filter, espresso, and milk-based.

Filter roasts undergo a lighter, shorter roast, yielding delicate flavours. In contrast, our espresso and milk-based coffees are roasted longer for enhanced richness and complexity.

Single origin refers to coffee beans sourced from a specific geographic area, such as a single farm, estate, mill, or cooperative within that region. This designation underscores the distinctive characteristics of the coffee, including its flavour profile, aroma, and growing conditions, all influenced by the unique terroir of the origin.

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We rotate our single origin coffee collection every fortnight, ensuring a fresh and distinctive experience with each cup you enjoy.

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A coffee varietal represents a unique type of coffee plant. The specific growing location and conditions play a vital role in shaping the coffee cherry’s flavour, making it a key factor in the taste that awaits in your Best Bean Best Cup cup.

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Absolutely! We offer a various range of food options, including pastries, cakes, sweets, sandwiches, toasties and more sourced from the best Melbourne suppliers. Your support for us also extends to supporting other local businesses.

Vietnamese coffee is known for its bold flavour, rich body and strong character. Traditionally, it is brewed using a Phin filter and often served with condensed milk over ice as Cà Phê Sữa Đá. Robusta coffee is an important part of Vietnamese coffee culture because of its chocolatey, nutty flavour, thick body and higher caffeine content.

Yes. Our Vietnamese coffee beans are freshly roasted in Melbourne, Australia by Best Bean Best Cup Coffee Roasters. We source quality coffee from Vietnam and roast it locally to create the bold, smooth flavours we love in Vietnamese coffee.

Our Vietnamese coffees are sourced from coffee-growing regions in Vietnam, including the Central Highlands and Sơn La. We work with Vietnamese coffee producers to source Robusta and Arabica coffees that suit both traditional Vietnamese brewing and modern espresso.

Robusta is one of Vietnam's most important coffee varieties. Compared with Arabica, it generally has a fuller body, stronger flavour and more caffeine. Our No.72 Bold Vietnamese Robusta is roasted to bring out flavours of caramel, cocoa and roasted nuts, making it ideal for Vietnamese iced coffee, Phin brewing and espresso.

Absolutely. Vietnamese coffee doesn't have to be brewed only with a Phin. Our Vietnamese coffees work very well through an espresso machine, especially for cafés that want a faster and more consistent way to prepare Vietnamese iced coffee, lattes and milk-based drinks.

For a traditional-style Vietnamese iced coffee, add condensed milk to your glass and brew Vietnamese coffee over it using a Phin filter. Our starting recipe is 25g coffee with around 90g hot water, then stir with condensed milk and pour over plenty of ice. Adjust the condensed milk to your preferred sweetness.

For a Vietnamese Phin, choose a medium to medium-fine grind—finer than filter coffee but generally coarser than espresso. If you're ordering from us, simply select or request ground for Phin, and we'll prepare the coffee for Vietnamese brewing.

Yes. Best Bean Best Cup supplies wholesale Vietnamese coffee to cafés, bánh mì shops, restaurants and other hospitality businesses across Australia. We can provide whole beans or coffee ground for Phin, as well as brewing advice, training and support to help businesses serve consistent Vietnamese coffee. Looking for Vietnamese coffee roasted in Australia? Explore our Melbourne-roasted Vietnamese coffee range, including No.72 Bold Robusta and our 100% Vietnam-origin Vina House blend.

Vietnamese coffee often tastes stronger and more intense because it commonly uses Robusta coffee, which naturally contains more caffeine than Arabica. Robusta also produces a heavier body and bolder flavour, making it particularly well suited to condensed milk and iced coffee.

Generally, Robusta coffee contains significantly more caffeine than Arabica. Because Vietnamese coffee is often made with Robusta and brewed at a relatively high coffee-to-water ratio, it can produce a strong, energising cup.

Vietnamese coffee is typically bold, full-bodied and rich, often with flavours such as dark chocolate, cocoa, caramel and roasted nuts. The exact taste depends on the origin, processing method, roast profile and brewing method.

Vietnam is one of the world's major producers of Robusta coffee. Robusta's strong body, natural bitterness, chocolate-like character and higher caffeine content work especially well with the sweetness of condensed milk used in traditional Vietnamese coffee drinks.

No. Although Robusta plays an important role in Vietnamese coffee culture, Vietnam also produces Arabica and other coffee varieties. Some Vietnamese coffees use 100% Robusta, while others combine Robusta and Arabica for more sweetness, aroma and complexity.

Robusta generally has a heavier body, stronger flavour and higher caffeine content, while Arabica is often sweeter, more aromatic and more acidic. Blending the two can create a coffee with both strength and complexity.

A Phin is a traditional Vietnamese metal coffee brewer that sits directly on top of your cup. Hot water slowly passes through the coffee grounds, producing a concentrated and flavourful coffee without requiring an espresso machine.

No. A Phin is the traditional method, but you can also prepare Vietnamese coffee using an espresso machine, stovetop brewer or other brewing equipment. For cafés, espresso machines can provide a faster and more consistent way to make Vietnamese-style drinks.

Yes. Vietnamese coffee works extremely well as espresso, particularly coffees with a strong Robusta component. Espresso produces a concentrated shot with plenty of body, which works beautifully with condensed milk, fresh milk or ice.

Yes. Pull a strong espresso using Vietnamese coffee, mix it with condensed milk and pour it over ice. This method is particularly useful for cafés and restaurants that need to prepare Vietnamese iced coffee quickly during busy periods.

Cà Phê Đen Đá is Vietnamese black iced coffee. Strong Vietnamese coffee is brewed and served over ice without condensed milk. It is bold, refreshing and less sweet than Cà Phê Sữa Đá.

Cà Phê Sữa Đá is one of Vietnam's best-known coffee drinks. Strong coffee is combined with sweetened condensed milk and served over ice, creating a rich balance of bitterness, sweetness and creaminess.

There is no single correct amount because sweetness is personal. Around 20–30g of condensed milk is a useful starting point for one serving. Add less for a stronger coffee flavour or more if you prefer a sweeter drink.

Definitely. Vietnamese coffee can be enjoyed black, with fresh milk, over ice or with condensed milk. Quality Vietnamese coffee should still have plenty of character when enjoyed without added sweetness.

Yes. Vietnamese coffee—especially Robusta-based blends—can work exceptionally well with milk because its strong chocolate, caramel and nutty flavours remain noticeable through the milk.

For a traditional bold profile, choose a Vietnamese coffee with a strong Robusta component. No.72 Bold is a good choice for customers who want a powerful, chocolatey and nutty Vietnamese coffee that works with Phin brewing, espresso and condensed milk.

A medium-to-dark roasted Vietnamese coffee with good body works particularly well in a Phin. Robusta is a traditional choice because it produces the strong flavour and body associated with classic Vietnamese coffee.

Vietnamese coffee is often associated with darker roasting, but it does not have to be extremely dark. Our approach is to roast the coffee so the natural chocolate, caramel and roasted-nut characteristics remain prominent without simply tasting burnt.

Yes. At Best Bean Best Cup, we roast our coffee in Melbourne, Australia, allowing us to supply customers with freshly roasted coffee rather than relying on finished roasted coffee imported from overseas.

Yes. Our Vietnamese coffee is roasted by Best Bean Best Cup Coffee Roasters in Melbourne, using carefully developed roast profiles for Vietnamese brewing, espresso and milk-based coffee.

We source Vietnamese green coffee from Vietnam and roast it locally in Melbourne. This allows us to celebrate the origin and character of Vietnamese coffee while controlling roasting quality and freshness here in Australia.

Yes. Vietnamese-grown coffee is an important part of our range. We work with coffees from regions including Vietnam's Central Highlands and Sơn La, including both Robusta and Arabica coffees.

We combine Vietnamese coffee heritage with specialty coffee roasting in Melbourne. Rather than treating Vietnamese coffee as simply a dark, strong coffee, we focus on coffee origin, processing, roast development and brewing so that each coffee has its own character.

It can be excellent. Robusta quality varies just like Arabica quality. Carefully grown, harvested and processed Robusta can produce sweetness, body, crema and flavours such as chocolate, caramel and nuts.

Fine Robusta refers to higher-quality Robusta coffees that receive greater attention to farming, harvesting, processing and quality control. These coffees can offer far more sweetness and complexity than conventional commodity Robusta.

The intensity and bitterness of strong Vietnamese coffee balance the sweetness and creamy texture of condensed milk. This contrast is what gives drinks such as Cà Phê Sữa Đá their distinctive flavour.

Yes. Customers can order Vietnamese coffee directly from Best Bean Best Cup for delivery within Australia. You can choose coffee suited to traditional Phin brewing, espresso or Vietnamese iced coffee.

Yes. Whole beans are a great option if you have your own grinder because grinding immediately before brewing generally gives you the freshest aroma and flavour.

Yes. We can provide coffee ground for different brewing methods, including the Vietnamese Phin. Choosing the correct grind size helps control brewing time and extraction.

Keep your coffee in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat, moisture and strong odours. Keep the bag tightly sealed after opening. Avoid storing coffee next to ovens or other heat sources.

Generally, everyday coffee does not need to be stored in the refrigerator. Frequent temperature changes can introduce moisture into the bag. A sealed container or resealable coffee bag in a cool cupboard is usually better.

Coffee changes naturally after roasting. For the best experience, purchase coffee fresh and consume it reasonably soon after opening rather than keeping an open bag for many months.

Yes. We work with hospitality businesses including cafés, restaurants and bánh mì shops that want to offer consistent Vietnamese coffee to their customers.

Yes. We can help businesses choose coffee, brewing methods and recipes that suit their workflow. Vietnamese coffee can be served traditionally through a Phin or adapted for faster espresso-based café service.

Yes. While traditional Phin brewing takes time, cafés can use an espresso machine to produce a concentrated Vietnamese coffee quickly and consistently. It is a practical option for high-volume venues.

Yes. Depending on the café's brewing method, we can supply whole beans or appropriately ground coffee, including coffee prepared for Phin brewing.

Yes. Best Bean Best Cup is a Melbourne coffee roaster supplying wholesale Vietnamese coffee to hospitality businesses looking for authentic Vietnamese-inspired coffee with local roasting and support.

Yes. We work with businesses beyond Melbourne as well, making our Vietnamese coffee available to wholesale and retail customers across Australia.

For hospitality businesses considering BBBC coffee, we can discuss suitable coffees and the best option for your menu, brewing equipment and flavour profile before setting up an ongoing wholesale supply.

For a classic bold profile, start with No.72 Bold Vietnamese Robusta. If you want something combining Vietnamese coffee character with a different balance of sweetness and complexity, explore our other Vietnam-origin coffees and blends.

No. Vietnamese coffee is an important part of who we are, but Best Bean Best Cup also sources and roasts specialty coffees from coffee-producing regions around the world. Our goal is to celebrate Vietnamese coffee culture while remaining a Melbourne specialty coffee roaster.

Roasting locally means the coffee can be supplied fresh while allowing the roaster to adjust profiles for Australian brewing preferences, espresso equipment and café service. It also gives Australian customers direct access to support from the roaster.

You can buy Vietnamese coffee roasted in Melbourne, Australia directly from Best Bean Best Cup Coffee Roasters, including coffee for Phin brewing, espresso, Vietnamese iced coffee and wholesale hospitality use.