Every Cup at West Beach Pavilion Has a St Remio Story Behind It
There's a good reason the coffee at West Beach Pavilion tastes like more than just a well-pulled shot. Every bean starts with the Cocagi Women's Coffee Farming Cooperative in Rwanda, a partnership St Remio has invested in since 2017, funding land, training and agronomists for over 16,000 workers.
That's not a footnote on the menu. It's the whole point. From commodity to community, one bean, one cup, one connection at a time and right now, that connection runs straight from Rwanda to a table overlooking St Kilda's foreshore.
So next time you're at West Beach Pavilion watching the bay change colour over a coffee, know your cup is doing more than waking you up. It's funding the growers who made it possible in the first place.
Want the same coffee at home? Shop the full St Remio coffee range and bring a bit of that St Remio impact to your own kitchen.
