Coffee Plantation
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If you are seeing this message, you made need to upgrade your Flash plugin, or turn on Java Script in your browser, or upgrade your browser itself (Internet Explorer, Firefox) so you can view our videos.Lying on the apex of the Great Dividing Range approximately 527 metres above sea level, resides the Australian Coffee Centre. This multi million-dollar centre sits on the outskirts of the Skybury Coffee Estate, which is one of the largest coffee plantations in Australia. The cool elevated plateau climate in the area makes it perfect for growing great tasting coffee, which is why 60% of Australia's coffee in this Estate.
This large family business is owned and run by Ian and Marion MacLaughlin and
daughter Candy MacLaughlin. It is oldest coffee plantation in Australia and the
most unique. It contains a luxurious restaurant, licensed bar, coffee
laboratory, gift store, and Coffee Cinema. Visitors can enjoy a movie in the
Coffee Cinema, which plays the region's first high definition movie, about
coffee, on a large curved screen.Visitors are also able to stroll through the coffee plantation, free to enjoy the bird life and local bush land. Skybury also boasts a soft release pen, where recovering native wildlife can be re-introduced to Bushland surroundings.
The Skybury Coffee Estate has one of the world's most refined processing facilities. Their unique "wet processing" system quickly and efficiently turns coffee from the field to dry and then to stabilise it in just one hour. A coffee tasting tour keeps guests buzzing, while they are shown around the estate and given a glimpse of the different stages of coffee production.
To learn more about Australia's oldest coffee plantation visit the Skybury Coffee Plantation.
