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Chris Maybury of Only Coffee Project wins Toby’s Estate Swirl Club finale

by Hayley Ralph
November 21, 2023
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Chris Maybury of Only Coffee Project has won the Toby’s Estate’s Swirl Club finale, which took place on Thursday 16 November at its Alexandria Warehouse.

Sabita Lama of Leaf Café placed second and Josiah Arayata of MakeMyDay placed third.

“We swirled it up in Sydney, Perth, Brisbane and Melbourne and got to meet some talented baristas along the way. We were on a mission to find the best baristas in Australia, and let’s just say, mission accomplished,” says Toby’s Estate Marketing Coordinator Vee Ketsak.

“The amount of tension and hype was through the roof with more than 200 people in attendance. What a way to finish the tour.”

Chris was awarded the first-place prize of $15,000 cash. Sabita claimed the second-place prize of $10,000 cash and Josiah took home $5000 cash for third-place. The top three placeholders also received goodies from event sponsors.

Toby’s Estate thanks event sponsors Slayer Espresso, ACME, Riverina Fresh and Best Water Technology.

For more information on Toby’s Estate, click here.

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