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Toby’s Estate Coffee Omakase Arrives Singapore

  • Soon Koon
  • 2 July 2025
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  1. A Premium Coffee Tasting Flight
  2. Led by Coffee Champions
  3. Signature Barista’s Breakfast
  4. Chilled Coffee Tasting with Toby’s Freezer Duo
  5. A Limited Experience at Robertson Quay
  6. Why Toby’s Estate Matters
  7. How to Book Your Coffee Omakase
  8. Final Thoughts

Toby’s Estate brings its acclaimed Coffee Omakase to Singapore, offering a curated coffee tasting at its Robertson Quay flagship. Led by coffee champion Dan Bottesini, guests will explore premium flights like the Barista’s Breakfast and Freezer Duo. Seats are limited, promising a memorable, rare coffee adventure in July.

Have you ever wondered how a world-class coffee tasting could change the way you see your daily brew? Toby’s Estate is bringing its famed Coffee Omakase to Singapore, promising a rare, guided journey through flavour, craft, and storytelling. Running for just two days at its Robertson Quay flagship, this experience is set to thrill local coffee enthusiasts. Here’s what makes it so worth the trip.

A Premium Coffee Tasting Flight

A hand holds espresso beside a latte with art and black coffee, highlighting specialty coffee at Toby’s Estate Singapore.

    The Coffee Omakase is no ordinary tasting. Guests will try a carefully curated flight of speciality coffees, each chosen to show off clarity, complexity, and the highest level of craftsmanship. Expect a guided session where you’ll discover how origin, roasting, and processing methods weave together to deliver subtle notes and aromas you might never have noticed before.

    Led by Coffee Champions

    A person enjoys coffee by an espresso machine, beans, and milk—capturing Singapore’s renowned specialty coffee culture.

    Dan Bottesini, Queensland Brewers Cup Champion, will host each 45-minute session. His knowledge and passion bring a whole new dimension to this coffee adventure. With the chance to chat with a true industry expert, guests can learn firsthand how to appreciate the whole story behind every cup.

    Signature Barista’s Breakfast

    A glass mug, white cup of specialty coffee, water, and a pastry on a plate sit neatly on a wooden countertop.

    One highlight of the Coffee Omakase is the Barista’s Breakfast. At SG$22, this tasting includes a single-origin coffee served both as espresso and with milk. You’ll be amazed at how the same coffee transforms across formats, revealing layers of flavour you might have missed in your regular brew. It’s a reminder that coffee is never one-dimensional, but as complex as a fine wine.

    Chilled Coffee Tasting with Toby’s Freezer Duo

    Another unmissable element is Toby’s Freezer Duo, priced at SG$35. This chilled tasting flight features two high-grade, naturally processed coffees, showcasing their elegance and clarity at cooler temperatures. It’s a refreshing twist that might surprise even the most seasoned coffee lovers, proving that coffee’s beauty extends far beyond a steaming mug.

    A Limited Experience at Robertson Quay

    A modern industrial café with wood tables, black stools, exposed brick, and metal accents—perfect for Singapore coffee lovers.

    Happening only on the weekend of July 19-20, the Coffee Omakase is set to be a memorable event. Sessions run between 8 am and 3 pm at Toby’s Estate’s Singapore flagship at Robertson Quay. Spaces are limited, so booking early is wise if you want to experience this rare moment in Singapore’s coffee scene.

    Why Toby’s Estate Matters

    Modern coffee shop with wooden tables, metal chairs, a long bar, specialty coffee gear, big windows, and exposed ducts.

    Toby’s Estate has long been respected for its commitment to consistency, quality, and treating everyone from farmers to baristas like family. From its roots in Sydney’s Woolloomooloo to its Asian flagship in Singapore, the brand has built a loyal following thanks to its dedication to ethical sourcing and excellence in roasting. The Coffee Omakase is simply the latest expression of Toby’s spirit, sharing the craft in an approachable, personal way.

    How to Book Your Coffee Omakase

    Tickets can be booked online, and each 45-minute session is designed to suit busy Singaporeans who want a coffee experience without taking up their whole morning or afternoon. All prices are subject to a 10% service charge and 9% GST, so plan accordingly. Spots will likely go fast with only two days available, so check out Toby’s Estate’s website or head to the Humanitix link to secure your place.

    Final Thoughts

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    For anyone curious about speciality coffee or simply keen to experience something new, Toby’s Estate Coffee Omakase is a chance you should not miss. Whether you’re a lifelong coffee fan or love to explore good food and drink, this event offers fresh inspiration and deep respect for the craft behind every cup. Who knows, you might never see your morning brew the same way again.

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