Why Coffee Tastes Different Each Harvest
Coffee changes from harvest to harvest. Discover how growing conditions, processing and roasting influence flavour, consistency and blend development.
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Can coffee be too fresh?Can coffee be too fresh?
Freshly roasted coffee needs time to degas and settle. Learn why coffee can be too fresh and when it reaches its best flavour after roasting.
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August 2026August 2026
Meet Mighty, myCuppa's new direction in coffee capsules. Discover the rich, creamy Mighty Moka and naturally sweet Mighty Sweet, developed for fuller body, smooth flavour and satisfying coffee with or...
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June 2026 NewsletterJune 2026 Newsletter
Discover West Java Exotika Natural, a rare and intensely fruity Indonesian single origin exclusive to myCuppa. Sweet, syrupy and complex with notes of strawberry, plum, toffee and chocolate.
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How to Choose Coffee Beans Online: A Practical Guide for Australian Coffee DrinkersHow to Choose Coffee Beans Online: A Practical Guide for Australian Coffee Drinkers
Buying coffee beans online can be confusing. Learn how to choose by flavour, roast style, brewing method, freshness and pack size — without relying on marketing jargon.
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Why Decaf Coffee Costs More Than Regular CoffeeWhy Decaf Coffee Costs More Than Regular Coffee
Decaf coffee costs more because the beans require extra processing before roasting. Learn how decaffeination, freight, yield and sourcing affect the final price.
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Why Raw Coffee Prices Remain High; How Global Conflicts Impact Your Morning CupWhy Raw Coffee Prices Remain High; How Global Conflicts Impact Your Morning Cup
Raw coffee prices remain high as supply pressure, shipping disruptions and global conflicts affect freight, availability and the cost of roasted coffee.
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Market Watch: The 2026 "Price Correction" & The Climate CrunchMarket Watch: The 2026 "Price Correction" & The Climate Crunch
Coffee prices may be easing, but climate pressure and volatile harvests still affect supply, quality and espresso performance. Here’s what the 2026 correction really means.
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The Freshness Paradox: Why "Day 1" Coffee is a MistakeThe Freshness Paradox: Why "Day 1" Coffee is a Mistake
Coffee can be too fresh to brew well. Learn why freshly roasted beans need time to degas, settle and develop before reaching their best flavour.
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December 2025December 2025
Discover myCuppa’s December 2025 update: holiday shipping dates, coffee price challenges, and our year in review. Order before Dec 22nd.
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November 2025November 2025
Global coffee prices Still climbing, with no relief in sight and Holiday coffee orders: Place by 22nd December to ensure dispatch before Christmas.
