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Toby’s Estate expands ready-to-drink range

by April Hawksworth
November 27, 2024
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Sydney roaster Toby’s Estate has launched two new ready-to-drink speciality coffee cans ahead of summer.

The Iced Long Black is available in 240 millilitre cans and features Toby’s Estate signature black flavours. It’s described as rich, bold and full bodied and contains zero sugar.

The new Iced Latte is also available in 240 millilitre cans. Described as smooth, milky, and refreshingly cool, it contains dairy milk and is also low in sugar.

Both the Toby’s Estate Iced Long Black and Iced Latte are available to buy online now from Toby’s Estate for $30 for a six-pack. The cans are also available to purchase in Coles supermarkets from this week, and in BP service stations before the end of the year.

The roaster has also recently launched a limited-edition Panettone espresso blend featuring Christmas spices and mixed fruit infused into Colombian coffee beans. The blend is available to buy in 200-gram and 1-kilogram bags online and from selected Toby’s cafés from 14 November until 22 January (or until stock lasts).

For more information, visit the Toby’s Estate website.

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