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Knight Mattingly Coffee Roasters to host MFWF masterclass

by Staff Writer
February 19, 2017
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Want to build you own blend?

Tickets are still available to attend Knight Mattingly Coffee Roasters’ Coffee Masterclass on 6 April 2017.

In association with the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, the event is an opportunity for up to 50 people to learn the art of roasting coffee and creating a blend at Knight Mattingly’s coffee roasting factory in Coburg North, Victoria.

Knight Mattingly’s roasting experts will guide participants through the flavour profiles of each of the single origin beans, and will assist in tailoring the perfect, balanced blend to meet each individual’s taste.

“The event will be a unique chance to see the skill and expertise that goes into roasting coffee and creating blends. We’re looking forward to teaching fellow coffee lovers the art and science behind the perfect cup of coffee, and sharing some of the secrets of our trade,” says Debra Knight, Managing Director of Knight Mattingly Coffee Roasters. “We’ll document each blend that is made, and all of our guests will be able to take a kilogram of their particular coffee home with them.”

The event will be held at Knight Mattingly Coffee Roasters, 5 Milkman Way, Coburg North from 2pm to 5pm on Thursday 6 April 2017.

Tickets are $53, and available at www.melbournefoodandwine.com.au

Melbourne Food and Wine Festival is celebrating 25 years in 2017, and will take place from 31 March to 9 April.

For more info visit www.kmcr.com.au

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