Obison Coffee Roasters

Made in: Busselton, South West WA
From Margaret River: about 40 min by car
Facts checked: 21 September 2026

Drive times from the OSRM router, rounded to 5 minutes. Road data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

A local family coffee business trading from a stall at Origins Market in Busselton, with medium and medium-dark blends roasted to its own recipe.

Obison is not a surname or a place. The business says the word is made from the names of the family's two sons, joined together. This is a local family business in Busselton, and the name above the stall is the family itself.

The stall is inside the Origins Market community in Busselton, where Obison pours coffee for market visitors. The beans are sold through its own website.

Obison's blends are roasted to the family's own recipe, and the family plans to bring the roasting in-house in Busselton. On sourcing, Obison says the farmers it buys from receive above fair prices for their harvest.

The blends do not take themselves too seriously. They carry names such as Wakey Wakey!, Rocket Surgery and Coffee To A Kn!fe Fight, and behind the playful names the descriptions are straightforward. Wakey Wakey! is a medium roast of Brazilian and Colombian beans. Rocket Surgery is a medium roast meant to suit people who drink their coffee with milk and people who drink it black. Coffee To A Kn!fe Fight is the medium-dark roast, with the biggest body in the lineup. Tasting notes follow Obison's own descriptions.

Obison also runs a wholesale program, which it calls the Obison Coffee Family Program. Check the maker's site before visiting the market.

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Where it's made Busselton

What Obison Coffee Roasters makes

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