Hidden Gems: Small Town Roasters
Some of America's best coffee comes from the places you'd least expect — Fox, Arkansas; Pawhuska and Quapaw, Oklahoma; Canadian, Texas; Bonners Ferry, Idaho. These small-town independents prove you don't need a big-city address to roast world-class beans, just passion and great sourcing. From Pacific Northwest mountain towns to the Ozarks, the High Plains, and the Upper Midwest, these are the hidden gems worth the detour.
22 roasters
Bold Coffee Roasters
Stray Cat Coffee
Stray Cat Coffee is a small-batch craft coffee roaster in Baker City, Oregon, sourcing exceptional green coffees and roasting them to highlight the best of each origin. A portion of proceeds supports stray cats in Baker County.
Long Valley Coffee
Nectar of Life Coffee
Nectar of Life is an ultra-gourmet coffee roaster that ONLY roasts certified ORGANIC Fairly Traded Arabica coffees. All blends are meticulously crafted by our Master Roaster and orders are fresh roasted after an order is placed. Private label and coffee fundraisers are available upon request.
Pioneer Coffee Roasting Co.
Leavenworth Coffee Roasters
Pegasus Coffee Company
Rainshadow Coffee Roasting
Good Bean Coffee
Takelma Roasting Co.
Five Rivers Coffee Roasters
Dirt Drive Roasters
Lore Coffee Roasters
We roast in micro-batches on a custom-modified machine to honor the work of legendary producers, bringing out clean, complex flavors in ways impossible for the old world, perfect for the present, and worthy of the future.
Half Mile Coffee
Half Mile Coffee Roasters is where the coffee's journey continues. We are one chapter in a much larger coffee story. Long before coffee reaches us, countless people have devoted themselves to producing something remarkable. Our role is simply to honor their work by roasting thoughtfully, serving generously, and helping people discover what coffee can be.