Cows To Rwanda
Within an article written for coffee publication, Standart, our CEO and founder Tim Williams, reflects on his pathway to igniting ‘The Gitesi Project’ — a grassroots initiative to improve the life of Rwandan coffee farmers.
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The Gitesi Project
$15,000 is a lot of money in anyone’s book, but when it's used to buy cows for a Rwandan coffee-growing community, it can be life-changing.
Which is why, every year, we bring together an evolving cast of coffee industry partners to contribute to The Gitesi Project: a charitable initiative placing dairy cows with farming households in Rwanda.
We’re hiring for our Roastery Team
With plans to increase our roasting capacity this year, we’re in need of another pair of hands to keep our team and machines running smoothly.
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The Great Coffee Pub Quiz
It’s not every week that 130 members of the Melbourne coffee community gather for a coffee-themed pub quiz. But then, it’s not every week we celebrate turning three.
Last Thursday night, Bureaux HQ underwent a rapid transformation from fully-functional coffee roastery to moodily-lit quiz hall ready to see 23 teams take on The Great Coffee Pub Quiz.
Singapore may be small but the city is making its mark on the coffee world
What Singapore lacks in size, it makes up for in a high number of quality coffee roasters. Last week we got together for Taste Of: Singapore to sample five coffees from some of the best roasters in the city. Each coffee was intriguing and delicious in its own way but one won the crowd favourite with an overwhelming swing of votes.
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London’s coffee future looks bright and it tastes pretty good too
For the sixth instalment of Bureaux Collective’s Taste Of series, we got together to taste coffee from the best roasters in London. Australia’s influence has long been cited as the only reason good coffee exists across the pond but results from last week’s event suggested the Brits might be doing just fine without us.
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