Coffee Supreme
Wellington · New Zealand
Coffee Supreme began trading on August 16, 1993, when Chris Dillon and Maggie Wells acquired their café's failing bean s
Allpress Espresso was established in 1986 by Michael Allpress, who left a chef career to run New Zealand's first espresso cart at an Auckland market after a Seattle trip in his late twenties exposed him to the Pacific Northwest specialty revival. Allpress designed his own hot air ('A.R.T.') roasters in-house, expanded into Sydney with restaurateur Tony Papas in 2000, opened London Shoreditch in 2010, and opened Tokyo Kiba in 2014. Japanese beverage giant Asahi acquired the company in 2021 in a deal reportedly above NZD 50 million.
Allpress is the reference point for how an Antipodean specialty roaster scales internationally without abandoning espresso-first identity. The hot-air roasting platform — built rather than bought — gives the company a distinctive, consistent flavour profile that has defined New Zealand espresso style for two decades and helped establish credible specialty operations in Tokyo and London.
Multiple Allpress Roastery & Cafe and Espresso Bar locations across six cities
Wellington · New Zealand
Coffee Supreme began trading on August 16, 1993, when Chris Dillon and Maggie Wells acquired their café's failing bean s
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