Paul has a strong emphasis on family, heritage and the importance of the simple things in life. The founding of Mocopan by Paul’s uncles & father paved the way for many well-known brands in the industry including Coffex, Crivelli, Grinders, and Genovese. "But fame should not be too readily used to excuse grossly bad behaviour and I do put your behaviour into that category. Ex-Bulldog maintains family's punting tradition. Paul (Dimattina Coffee) The Dimattina family has been roasting and blending coffee in Melbourne since 1954. Dimattina is of Italian descent and the son of former Richmond rover Frank Dimattina. The heritage of Mocopan, and a necessity to fend for his family led Paul to start Dimattina Coffee in 1998. The Age. For over 16 years, Paul has driven the Dimattina Coffee brand to remain one of the most enjoyed and award-winning blends in Australia and overseas. Dimattina played 131 games for the Bulldogs before he was delisted in 2003. Paul Dimattina’s (@dimattinacoffee) family has been part of the coffee industry for over 50 years. Former Western Bulldogs star Paul Dimattina has been fined $500 for an unprovoked attack on a Hobart bar manager.Dimattina played 131 games for the Bulldogs before he was delisted in 2003.The 41-year-old and his family own a number of high-profile restaurants in Melbourne and two on the Gold Coast.The magistrates court in Hobart heard Dimattina had been suspended from the board of Crime Stoppers in Victoria while the assault charge went through the court.His lawyer told the court a conviction for assault could also jeopardise any future hospitality licence applications the former footy star might make.The court heard Dimattina punched Nant Distillery manager Greg Amore in the face at the Nant Whisky Cellar & Bar in November last year.The court was told the manager and a female staff member had made a decision to stop serving alcohol to Dimattina's group and the assault happened during a dispute over the bill.Magistrate Sam Mollard said Dimattina had "played AFL football with some distinction, if my own memory serves me correctly" but said his actions on that night had been "grossly bad behaviour".He accepted that Dimattina had no history of violence on or off the field. He played 131 AFL football games for the Western Bulldogs to 2003, wore number 28 and according to the experts “was a midfielder with plenty of pace and muscle, was passionate about his game, was upset when de didn’t do well, and was a team player”. The founding of Mocopan by Paul’s uncles & father paved the way for many well-known brands in the industry including Coffex, Crivelli, Grinders, and Genovese. And for that, he personifies the fact that hospitality can bring people closer together.

Paul Dimattina By the way, Paul is a bit of a legend besides being one of Yalumba’s extended “family” in Melbourne. Dimattina played 131 games for the Bulldogs before he was delisted in 2003. He and his family own a number of high-profile restaurants in Melbourne and two on the Gold Coast.

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