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Wholesale for Colorado coffee roasters

You roast, pack and ship. We send the orders.

What the club offers a Colorado roaster

A wholesale account where you set the price and keep your own bag. You name your wholesale price. When your box comes up, we send you the orders and the bag count ahead of time, and you roast, pack and ship each bag in your own packaging with your name on our packing slip. Email roasters@fourteenercoffeeclub.com to talk it through.

  • You name your wholesale price.
  • Your own bag and packaging, your name on the slip.
  • We send the orders. You roast, pack and ship.
  • You get the bag count before your box.

How an order runs

  1. Before your box, we tell you how many bags to plan for.
  2. We send the orders.
  3. You roast each bag to order and ship it from your roastery, in your own bag, with our packing slip inside.

Your name travels with the bag

The packing slip names your roastery and your shop, tells your story and lists the tasting notes for that coffee. A customer who likes the bag knows exactly where to buy the next one, and that is the point. We would rather send someone to your cafe than keep them to ourselves.

Every bag bought through the club pays a Colorado roaster for coffee roasted in Colorado. That keeps roasting jobs in the state and gives small roasters a steady reason to stay open. Why local roasters matter.

The same terms from Durango to Fort Collins

Colorado's roasters are not all on the Front Range. A roaster in a mountain town gets the same terms as one in Denver: its own price, its own bag and its name on the slip. A customer in Denver can end up drinking coffee roasted on the Western Slope, and that is how it should work.

Already on our roaster list?

The Colorado roasters list covers independent roasters we like, from Denver and Boulder to Westcliffe and Durango. A listing does not mean a roaster is part of the club. If your page has something wrong, or you would like it taken down, write to roasters@fourteenercoffeeclub.com. How we pick roasters and write the pages is on the sourcing page.

Roaster questions

Who sets the wholesale price?

You do. You name your wholesale price.

Do we ship in our own bags?

Yes. Every bag ships in your own bag and packaging, with our packing slip carrying your name.

How do we get started?

Email roasters@fourteenercoffeeclub.com with your roastery's name and town. Colorado has 156 independent roasters on the Roast Local directory, and we want to hear from the ones that roast here.