From oat latte cans to dunk-and-go bags, here are best coffees worth sipping anytime, anywhere
We’re never too far from a strong cup – and when it comes to portable caffeine, we’re all in.
Whether you’re on the move, off-grid, or just can’t be bothered fiddling with your espresso machine, these three brews are doing it right: tasty, no-fuss, and low-impact.
Here’s what’s worth cracking open.
Sprocket Coffee
Newcastle’s Sprocket Roasters have their cold brew game dialled in. Their Caramel Latte Cold Brew (made with single-origin coffee and oat milk) hits that creamy-sweet spot without going overboard—think dark choc, malt and a lick of caramel. You can keep it in the pantry, chill it when you need, and sip it straight or on ice. Zero dairy, zero stress.
Bonus points? Sprocket runs on biofuel and keeps things low-waste across the board. They also do a 500ml cold brew concentrate for around $16—a fridge-friendly lifesaver that lasts six weeks and pours up to 10 serves. Weekend trips, long drives, holiday cabins—sorted.
Find them here.
Toby’s Estate New Specialty Coffee Bags
Forget instant. These bags actually taste good—shockingly good. Toby’s Estate has bottled its specialty-roasting cred into simple steepable sachets. Just add hot water and five minutes later, you’ve got a proper brew. They’re nitro-sealed to keep things fresh, and come in two crowd-pleasing blends.
Perfect for lazy mornings, busy workdays, or travel situations where decent coffee is hard to come by (looking at you, hotel baristas). A 10-pack will set you back $14 at Coles or online.
So, whether you’re after a quick brew at home, a refreshing cold drink on the go, or a versatile concentrate for mixing up your coffee game, these brands have got you sorted. If you’re hunting for the best canned coffee in Australia, or just want something easy and eco-friendly, grab a can, a bag, or a sack, and enjoy coffee that’s convenient, delicious, and good for the planet!
