OASIS Coffee: Fresh blue look, same decaf kaimaki

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This week, major sponsor of the Antipodes Festival OASIS coffee unveiled their newly packaged decaf.

“The 2025 Antipodes Festival was the perfect event to launch our refreshed decaf in a Cyclades inspired shade to the Greek community. In Australia, blue is the category convention so with a fresh blue look, same decaf kaimaki it’s the perfect go-to for those who enjoy a full-flavoured traditional briki brewed coffee all day,” Chris Togias, OASIS Coffee Director, says.

Chris adds that OASIS is truly a multicultural brand. 

“Australia’s Greek, Turkish and Arabic communities have long relied on OASIS to keep them in touch with the flavours and traditions of their families. For many, drinking a cup of OASIS pulverised coffee made in a copper briki is part of what it means to be Greek, Turkish or Arabic,” Chris says.

“As time has gone on, the range has broadened to include a caffeine-free option who are focusing on their health and wellbeing, evening coffee drinkers, those who experience caffeine sensitivity along with the pregnant and or elderly.”

Peter comments that, “OASIS’ recipe for success is that we roast seasonally harvested water decaffeinated green beans from the world’s finest farmers locally in ‘Sunny’ Mulgrave, by our family run, Griffiths Bros Coffee Roastery. Coffee beans are blended and pulverised through OASIS’ one-of-a-kind manufacturing process with specialised equipment to achieve a texture that is much finer than the grinding. It’s Australia’s finest decaf coffee, and it tastes so good, it’ll have you reaching for another cup.”

Product Details

Blend Origin: Multiple. Seasonally harvested.

  • Water process
  • Caffeine Free
  • Chemical Free

Cup Notes: Rich & Smooth

Medium Roasted

Strength ●●●○○

Medium body to deliver a traditional tasting caffeine free cup brimming with nutty, woody and earthy notes. OASIS Decaf is available online and select Continental Grocers, Foodstores and Delis.

RRP $8.00 200g

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