There are many differences in coffee taste. People in different parts of Melbourne have their own preferences.

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Melbourne baristas recently revealed to the media that people in every part of Melbourne like different coffee flavors.

Some baristas have reportedly found that people living in the suburbs of Melbourne prefer beans roasted differently than those living near the CBD. It is understood that people in Melbourne CBD and surrounding areas tend to choose coffee made from light roast coffee beans, but people in the north prefer coffee made from dark roast coffee beans.

In addition, Brighton and Peninsula residents prefer caramel coffee to sour coffee, while Fitzroy residents prefer malt, sour and chocolate blends.

DC Specialty Coffee's bean roaster, Zweiblis, notes that Fitzroy and CBD people prefer coffee with a strong acid taste, while Brighton and Peninsula people prefer coffee with a weak acid taste. Zweiblis said: "Most of these conclusions are based on discussions with industry insiders. Coffee taste depends on the clientele in these areas."

Phil Gijsbers, barista at These Days, notes that customers in CBD cafes demand filter coffee more. In addition, he found coffee with milk popular in Melbourne Malvern.

Nathaniel Dobson, a barista from Rustica Fitzroy, has worked in cafes north of Melbourne for 15 years. He said the Melbourne CBD and surrounding areas were the first to embrace the new coffee trend, while the outer suburbs were catching up. Dobson believes that the further away you live from the CBD, the less likely you are to find the perfect cup of coffee.

Dobson is well aware of the different coffees on offer in this northern suburban street, saying: "In Preston, you can find very trendy coffee, third wave coffee. On the other side of the street, however, you will find old-fashioned coffee."