Porsche celebrates Australian anniversary with coffee
Famed Australian coffee brand St. Ali has commemorated Porsche’s 75 years on local shores.
Australians – and more specifically Melburnians – love coffee, so what better way to mark 75 years of Porsche down under than putting its cars on one of the most popular local brands?
Porsche arrived in Australia in 1951, and has brought generations of its sports cars, coupes, convertibles, SUVs and sedans to local customers, with this anniversary now celebrated through a collaboration with St. Ali.
The Melbourne-based coffee brand has launched a limited-run release of four unique coffee packages, described as showcasing “the untamed landscapes of the North, South, East and West”.
The ‘West’ coffee is inspired by Western Australia and features a Cayenne S in Ipanemabrown on its packaging, contrasted to the ‘East’ coffee which has lighter tones, reflected by the Ipanemabluemetallic-coloured Taycan 4S Cross Turismo on its bag.
For the ‘South’ coffee, Australia’s southern coastlines have inspired it and the Macan 4S in Goldbronzemetallic upon it, while finally the ‘North’ version takes inspiration from the tropics, with a Panamera 4 E-Hybrid in Emeraldgreenmetallic.
“Available in limited quantities, the commemorative coffee release is designed to be shared - whether at Porsche Centres, community events or within the homes of customers – extending the brand experience beyond the vehicle.”
Each of the 225g bags are priced from $25.
