Coffee To A Kn!fe Fight

Coffee To A Knife Fight is a medium dark roast blend from Obison Coffee Roasters, made with Indian and Costa Rican beans. The maker calls it the biggest-bodied coffee in its lineup and lists malty richness, macadamia, a touch of honey sweetness and a cherry finish.

It is the darkest roast of the three Obison blends we list: Wakey Wakey (medium roast, Brazilian and Colombian beans, milk chocolate, hazelnut and orange) and Rocket Surgery (medium roast, chocolate, apricot and a nutty aftertone). The maker says origins can change with seasonal offerings. It sells this blend in 250g and 1kg, as whole beans or ground for espresso, moka and stovetop, filter and pour-over, French press, or AeroPress.

Made by Obison Coffee Roasters, a family business based in Busselton. The maker says it roasts every batch itself, by hand.

Seeing it in person

Obison serves coffee from a stall at Origins Market on West Street, Busselton (contact and about pages, checked 12 October 2026). The maker says its roasting happens off site, not at the market, and does not say where. Opening times are on the maker's site.

Delivery

Obison ships Australia-wide, processes orders on weekdays, and offers local pickup if you are in the Busselton area. It does not accept returns on beans once they have shipped (delivery and shipping policy, checked 12 October 2026).

Questions

How does it differ from the other two blends?
It is a darker roast (medium dark, against medium for the other two) and the maker calls it the biggest-bodied coffee in its lineup.

What beans are in it?
Indian and Costa Rican beans, according to the maker.

Good to know

• Medium dark roast blend of Indian and Costa Rican beans
• Maker's tasting notes: malt, macadamia, honey, cherry
• 250g and 1kg; whole beans or five grind options
• Roasted by Obison, Busselton, Western Australia

Facts checked by Shane Simmons from Obison Coffee Roasters' website on 12 October 2026. Source: Obison Coffee Roasters product page.